Even though it is 4 metres long, this humpback whale calf was no match for a group of dusky sharks. To read more about this story, click this link.
Stories with bite! An anthology of killer shark stories, edited by JONATHAN GREEN, coming from Snowbooks in May 2015. "This collection is well worthy of your time. Every story is a winner" ***** ~ The Eloquent Page
Showing posts with label Whales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Whales. Show all posts
Wednesday, 18 January 2017
Saturday, 14 January 2017
Largest ever shark was doomed by its taste for dwarf whales
Apparently.
To read more about Megalodon and its penchant for a diminutive, extinct species of baleen whale called Piscobalaena nana, and how this habit for fussy eating got it into trouble, click this link.
To read more about Megalodon and its penchant for a diminutive, extinct species of baleen whale called Piscobalaena nana, and how this habit for fussy eating got it into trouble, click this link.
Wednesday, 14 December 2016
Man Immediately Regrets Jumping Onto A Dead Whale Being Eaten By Great White Sharks
Harrison Williams, of Quinns Rock, north of Perth, was videotaped jumping from his friend’s boat and swimming across to the dead whale, because one of his mates said “it would be pretty funny to surf the whale.”
However, there were several large great white sharks circling and feeding on the other side of the whale. The 26-year-old said he knew they “busy chomping on the whale,” but told Seven News he knew it was a stupid thing to do once he was on top of the whale.
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Monday, 23 May 2016
70 tiger sharks have a whale of a time in Australia
A drone has captured footage of more than 70 tiger sharks feeding on a humpback whale off Australia’s west coast.
The feeding frenzy, which left a trail of blood across the clear ocean surface, occurred in the state of Western Australia near Shark Bay, known for its large population of tiger sharks.
The feeding frenzy, which left a trail of blood across the clear ocean surface, occurred in the state of Western Australia near Shark Bay, known for its large population of tiger sharks.
Wednesday, 15 July 2015
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