He thought it would be a beached whale or struggling hammerhead shark but instead it was a great white shark. SHARK ATTACK: BEAST BITES OFF WOMAN'S ARMPearson made a video on his camera phone of the 14 feet long shark, which was thrashing about in 3 feet of water. He posted it to his company’s Facebook page, Pearson Brothers Winery, where the expletive-filled video went viral. The video shows the shark to have a large open wound just behind its dorsal fin. “White sharks are generalists (and scavengers) when it comes to diet,” Mark Domeier, marine biologist and president of the institute, wrote on Facebook in agreement.

Source: Fox News June 12, 2017 18:08 UTC