We’ve all come to accept that sharks are in the ocean. That is a fact. It’s also a fact that they are predators. That doesn’t mean that they’ll necessarily kill everything they eat. They’re opportunists, just like most predators. So when this dead whale showed up inside the Great Barrier reef, a group of Australian fisherman, one of whom runs the YouTube page, Micks Gone Fishing, drove by to investigate. That’s when they noticed what they think were quite large tiger sharks between 3.5 and 4.5 meters. They took plenty of drone shots as the sharks feasted. It was a live view into the unrelenting force that is hunger and how it impacts Mother Nature’s most feared creatures. Basically that they’ll eat anything available.
Drone Captures Large Tiger Sharks Gnawing on Dead Whale
A group of Australian fisherman shot footage of tiger sharks eating a dead whale inside the Great Barrier Reef.
BY The Inertia | Staff
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