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Some species orchestrate extraordinary numbers for seasonal migrations, such as the spider crabs of Australia, which march in massive armies. Their strategic movement offers a temporary fortification as they undergo molting, although this leaves them vulnerable to predators like stingrays. Similarly, sea lions exhibit individual cunning in hunting, relying on acute sensory adaptations to capture their elusive fish prey while remaining aware of the lurking dangers presented by great white sharks, the apex predators of the ocean.