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| While its overall body shape is quite similar to the pilot whale, note that the false killer whale's melon (top of head) is smaller and "pointier". |
Two bottlenose dolphin (left) swim alongside a false killer whale. |
The middle false killer whale (with the open mouth) is consuming a dorado (mahi mahi or dolphin fish). |
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