Reel by Euan Rannachan
You guys wanna keep talking about it so here’s my two cents.
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@rap_van_def Shark known to swift Biting their target/prey left to right, left to right. Does this possible make the bite mark Wider?
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@michalczajkowskijr Não pode ter sido uma Orca?
@lula_gerez2003 So there's possibly an even bigger shark? 😱 How many meters long are we talking about?
@mrharryfoot I think it even Looks Fairly Newish…🤷🏻♂️
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@mrk_3475 Well Sharks can get scars, but the scars wont grow with them because of the healing they have
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@nickryan_not4real Why isn't there a bottom jaw mark?
@keliane_fourche Sperm whale ?
@tjharley762 Territorial bites are a thing sharks do, and they rarely result in life threatening injuries. Sharks, canids, mustelids, rodents, and the occasional feline too. There's a ton of footage out there, and usually it's when a smaller shark gets too close or doesn't get the hell outta the way and let big mama have the stage.
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@otto.gsd Personally I think the shark bit itself 😂
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@euanart UPDATE: I found the GoPro footage from this encounter. I just posted it as my newest Reel 👆 More angles + a look at the underside of the bite.
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@aj_regulates That's what I was thinking, it could've just been a territorial bite from a larger Great White.
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@tim.piippo Thanks for the information!🙌🔥
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