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1000-strong pod of dolphins flees killer whales in South Africa

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First published at 11:14 UTC on August 24th, 2019.

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A tourist in South Africa has captured the incredible moment a huge pod of dolphins frantically fled a group of killer whales.

At first, the tourists had no idea why the "mega-pod" of around 1000 common dolphins was moving at such a furio…

A tourist in South Africa has captured the incredible moment a huge pod of dolphins frantically fled a group of killer whales.

At first, the tourists had no idea why the "mega-pod" of around 1000 common dolphins was moving at such a furious pace past their boat.

Later, however, the dorsal fins of killer whales were spotted nearby.

The footage was captured last year but has only recently been posted online.

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