Awesome Video Footage Of Sharks Devouring A Whale Only Metres From Shore

Friday, 22 June 2012

Awesome Video Footage Of Sharks Devouring A Whale Only Metres From Shore

Rachel Campbell, an Australian professional surfer, has uploaded a video of a large group of sharks devouring a whale carcass only metres away from the shore of a beach in Australia's northwest.

Ever the surfer, she refused to reveal the exact location of the spot, but did confirm the presence of both Tiger Sharks and Reef Sharks in the video. Campbell estimated there were over 100 sharks in the shallows of the Indian Ocean.

Despite the amazing footage, Campbell has said she won't stop surfing on the beach.

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