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‘Half-eaten zombie’ shark hunts for food after cannibalistic attack
A shark carries on hunting for prey despite missing an extremely large chunk of its body.
Scientist Dr Mario Lebrato witnessed the oceanic blacktip mauled in a shark-on-shark cannibalistic attack.
The incident unfolded in front of Lebrato and his team after releasing the creature into the Indian Ocean off Mozambique.
Shortly after the release, a group of bull sharks descended upon it, leaving very little of its body left.
Dr Lebrato said the blacktip died 20 minutes after the underwater gang of carnivores - some of which weighed a whopping 300- 400 kilograms - ate huge chunks of its body.
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