NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. -- Beachgoers were stunned on Saturday when they came across a half-eaten shark that had washed ashore.
Beach Safety spokeswoman Tammy Morris, as quoted by WKMG, said the shark, estimated at 5-foot long before the attack, was either a blacktip or a spinner.
Earlier this month, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission tweeted a photo of a great white nearby.
White #shark cruises approx. 20 NM off Ormond Beach, #Florida on Feb. 1. Three remoras hitch a ride on its pectoral fins. pic.twitter.com/jKdOG1T3WW
— MyFWC Life (@MyFWClife) February 20, 2017
