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CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA: The sailfish's sickle-shaped tail powers the fish forward while the pelvic fins work like rudders to steer and maintain stability.(Photo credit: © National Geographic Channels)
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SERENGETI, TANZANIA: A cheetah coalition chases after a Thomson’s gazelle. Gazelles are better at long distance sprinting and can easily out run a cheetah. (Photo credit: © National Geographic Channels)
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Rekin - ?ar?acz bia?y / Great White Shark have a 48% success rate when hunting Cape Fur Seals. (Photo credit: © Shutterstock)
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Cape Gannets can swim down to 60 feet and hold their breath for up to 45 seconds.(Photo credit: © Shutterstock)
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MARA RIVER, KENYA: A Nile crocodile tries to grab a wildebeest as it crosses the Mara River. Thousands of wildebeest die during the crossing, but the loss leaves no dent in their population of over two million. (Photo credit: © National Geographic Channels)
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