In the following days she fought off several air attacks and on 5 April, led a search group hunting a reported midget submarine.
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He added that the reports of gold transfers from Portugal to Argentina were the result of " hurried research " by groups hunting Nazi gold.
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The improved thermoregulation ( temperature control ) of mammals may be important, as may the increased intelligence of mammals ( some whales use complex group hunting strategies ).
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Ten men claiming to be members of a vigilante group hunting down criminals have killed two leaders of an extremist Muslim rebel group in the southern Philippines, police said Tuesday.
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Mohammed Sayyad of At-Tur, the youth who had alerted police to the violence against Julani, was himself attacked while having a meal by an Israeli group hunting Arabs 2 years later, who threw stones and threatened to kill him.
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Humans go for a range of prey, many being larger than themselves which require coordinated group hunting to take down, so language has a much bigger impact in this scenario . ( "'+ + "') 21 : 52, 15 August 2012 ( UTC)
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France strongly believes that Duelfer, a CIA adviser who heads the Iraq Survey Group hunting for banned weapons in Iraq, was acting " outside his mandate " when he issued his report, a French diplomat said, speaking on condition of anonymity . " Bribes may have been paid, but that is for Volcker to establish ."
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Maybe that would explain the two having the same intelligent behavior on the small-scale ( mystic beliefs, tool use, group hunting ) but vastly different behaviors on the large scale ( ie . trade, cities, advanced tools, art when it's construed as more of a learned meme rather than innate ) that would involve more organized, refined societies.
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In the coral reefs of the Red Sea, roving coralgrouper that have spotted a small prey fish hiding in a crevice sometimes visit the sleeping hole of a giant moray and shake their head at the moray, and this seems to be an invitation to group hunting as the moray often swims away with the grouper, is led to the crevice where the prey hides, and proceeds to probe that crevice ( which is too small to let the grouper in ), either catching the prey by itself or flushing it into the open where the grouper grabs it.
