A South Carolina resident captured this remarkable video of bottlenose dolphins beaching themselves to catch fish.

The clip, which was captured at Folly Beach earlier this month, shows the marine mammals performing what is known as 'strand feeding.'
Working together, the dolphins corral fish close to the shore and then charge, driving the fish and themselves out of the water. Once the fish are beached, the dolphins snap them up with ease before slipping back into the sea.

"On this occasion, the dolphin actually waited for me to kick a beached fish back toward him before re-entering the water," said the filmer Ashley Wolfe.

In the SC Coastal areas, bottlenose dolphins have learned a new method of hunting, known as strand feeding. This involves multiple dolphins working together to gather fish and push them close to the shore. Once they get them gathered, the dolphins rush the shore line, oftentimes removing their entire bodies from the water during the process. On this occasion, the dolphin actually waited for me to kick a beached fish back toward him before re-entering the water.