South Africa
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Killer Whales 'Port' and 'Starboard' Return in South Africa, Duo Ate Livers of 17 Sharks in One Day
Port and Starboard first gained popularity as the duo killer whales back in 2015 when several sharks were found dead with their livers eaten.
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