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Usually solitary or in pairs but can be found in feeding aggregations of 10 or more; does not form schools. Feeds on bony fishes, sharks, rays, seals, dolphins and porpoises, sea birds, carrion, squid, octopi and crabs and whales. Reported by some experts to attack humans which they mistake for their normal prey. Possibly to 6.4 m or more in length, considered the world's largest predator with a broad prey spectrum.