Nature can be terrifying, y'all.
These killer whales were videoed out in the Gulf of California having a little fun with their food.
One orca held a sunfish in its mouth, another orca got a running start, the first let go of the fish, and then the pulverization began:
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They don't call 'em killer whales for nothing!
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ABC notes that this could be a way to feed young orcas, and also notes a juvenile comes to the dinner table to eat shortly after the fish blows up.
Which is pretty terrifying if you ask me.
The reactions were great:
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What a sight to behold!
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