13-Foot Great White Shark Found With “Two Big Bite Marks” From Even Larger Predator
on Nov 06, 2019
The thought of encountering a great white shark is terrifying to most. So, imagine encountering a shark that eats great white sharks.
It’s not just the stuff of nightmares – it’s reality. Worldwide shark research organization OCEARCH was recently tagging a 13-foot great white shark named Vimy when they noticed he had two large bite marks on his head and face. One was healed over, the other was fresh.
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Marine biologists aren’t sure what type of animal took a bite out of Vimy’s head, but their best hypothesis is that he was attacked by other, larger sharks. OCEARCH has placed a tracker on Vimy so that scientists can get more information on exactly what ocean neighborhoods this bad boy is spending his time in, getting into fights with other predators.
