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A shark swims above a school of sardines as they make their way across the ocean to their mating grounds. South Africa’s sardine run occurs annually from May to July when billions of sardines move northwards along the east coast of South Africa to their spawning grounds. This movement is one of the largest on the planet and attracts many predators including many species of sharks, whales and birds that follow the run to feed on the sardines. (Photo by David Robinson/Caters News Agency)
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