Kleptoparasitism

Well, that's what it is.

Kleptoparasitism occurs when one animal takes food that another animal has already worked hard to catch.

Right, because it is all about the economics of survival, right? Hunting requires a massive expenditure of caloric energy.

You have to soar, track, stoop, and strike.

I'll get there.

Kleptoparasitism.

Parasitism.

Think either of those is correct? Let's turn to Google.

Surprisingly, I looked it up, Google will not audibly pronounce it.

It's too obscure of a word, but there is someone on YouTube here.

Kleptoparasitism or parasitism.

Hey, I, I said it both ways, I think.

Porpoises.

At least one other researcher has observed hints of such kleptoparasitism.

Kleptoparasitism? Yeah.

That's a new one.

Cleptoparasite.

In the animal kingdom, the dominant paradigm for acquiring high-value food is theft.

Kleptoparasitism.

Just stealing.

The strong simply take from the weak.