Researchers have captured new footage showing orcas attacking and tearing apart a giant sunfish, according to a report. The video, obtained by scientists, offers a rare look at the predatory behavior of killer whales. Dr. Ayres, one of the scientists involved, said she is interested in collecting more high-quality footage to identify individual orcas and better understand their behavior. Sunfish, also known as mola mola, are among the largest bony fish in the world, but they are slow-moving and often fall prey to orcas. The orcas were seen smashing the sunfish into thousands of pieces, a technique that has been observed in other hunting events. Scientists hope that continued observation will reveal more about the social structure and hunting strategies of these marine mammals. The footage was captured off the coast of California, according to earlier reports, but the exact location was not specified in this account. The study of orca behavior is important for conservation efforts, as these animals face threats from pollution, ship strikes, and declining food sources.