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Sperm whales are the largest toothed predators on Earth and can hold their breath for over an hour.
Some documented megamouth sharks have displayed large, circular scars consistent with bites from sperm whales. These marks indicate that even massive filter-feeding sharks may fall prey to deep-diving marine mammals.
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A shark weighing over a ton is not immune in the deep ocean. Sperm whales, capable of diving more than 1,000 meters, may encounter and attack megamouth sharks during deep foraging dives.
This predator-prey interaction reveals a hidden food web operating in near darkness. In deep pelagic ecosystems, size alone does not guarantee safety, and even giants can become targets in battles rarely witnessed by humans.
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