A monster fish has left many people shocked after it washed up at a beach in Florida half eaten.
The half eaten shark
People were left terrified after a huge shark washed up at a beach in Florida half eaten. The incident happened on Saturday on New Smyrna Beach leaving beachgoers totally stunned.
A Volusia County Beach Safety Ocean Rescue lifeguard took a picture of the dead shark, estimated at 5 feet long before the attack. Beach Safety spokeswoman Tammy Morris said the shark was either a blacktip or a spinner shark.
Morris said the shark was definitely attacked by a bigger fish.
"It is unknown what type of predator bit the shark or how far offshore it was when it was attacked," Morris said.
The lifeguard posted the photo on social media, saying, "Anyone up for a swim? LOL I guess there is something even bigger out there. #blacktip #whereiskatherine."