Researchers from the University of Tennessee discovered small populations of Cuban boas living in caves that followed a peculiar behavior: they coordinate their hunting to capture bats. How do they do it, exactly? According to the study press release, around dusk when bats are leaving the cave and dawn when they're returning, the boas will find a spot to hang from the ceiling and "grab passing bats in midair." (We'll give you a moment to catch your breath). When several boas are all vying to catch a flying morsel, they'll cooperate, spacing themselves out so they'll form a sort of living wall across the cave entrance. We'll never play Red Rover the same way again.
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