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    I just went out and fed my Koi. As soon as I threw the pellets in they came up and herded the food together and then attacked as a group. THEY'RE PACK HUNTERS! I'm so excited I'm going to write Nat Geo and try to get a TV special. The pellets never had a chance .
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    Re: Some snakes hunt in packs...

    Quote Originally Posted by KMG View Post
    That failed to convince me.

    Seems they may just know where the food is so they all show up to the buffet together.
    Kind of like when a bunch of large fish, sharks, and seabirds get in a feeding frenzy over a shoal of fish.
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