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blue shark :: Article Creator Sneaky Fish Use Sharks Like Moving Shields While Hunting Some fish are not just fast – they're smart. A team of scientists, including researchers from the University of Edinburgh, has revealed a never-seen-before hunting trick in the Mediterranean Sea. Small fish called blue runners hide behind sandbar sharks to sneak up on prey. This behavior stands out. Fish often swim near sharks to avoid threats or shed parasites. But hiding behind a shark to launch a hunt? That's a first. Fish use sharks as cover Until now, scientists had noticed that fish sometimes trail sharks. This was usually for protection or parasite removal. Some even used sharks as moving shields to escape larger predators. But the new footage captured around Lampione Island in Italy shows something more calculated. Over several years, divers and remotely operated vehicles recorded 34 separate cases of blue runners sneaking behind sharks. Eac...
