I hope this was not a prank played on this snake. Either way, some one please help it out.
Author: Joe Beitler
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Snake with a can on its head
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Sharks Eating a Whale Carcass
Feeding frenzy of sharks gnoshing on a whale carcass. This was caught on camera by surfer babe Rachel Campbell.
In describing the incident on her blog on BillabongGirls.com, Campbell remarked:
“I was collecting shells along the beach with my mum. Searching the white sand while crystal water lapped at my ankles, I was shocked to find my worst nightmare dominating the shoreline a mere 400m ahead… Picture about thirty sharks, most of which seemed to be tiger sharks, all destroying a whale laying only a few feet from the shore. The nightmare part was the mass of sharks devouring the one victim.”
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Blue Marlin Doesn’t Quite Make it to the Boat
Check out this amazing video of a fisherman that has caught the Marlin of a life time. Unfortunately it doesn’t quite make it to the boat. I guess you could say it got away.
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Extremely Large Crocodile in Indonesia
This is one large Croc! He’s apparently being relocated. Read more here.
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Very Large Sea Turtle
Saw this picture on the internet today and it reminded me of an experience I had on Galveston Island a few years ago.
Never knew they could be this large. I was wade fishing in the surf near San Luis Pass on early fall day. The fishing was slow and so my fishing buddy and I gave it up with little to show for the effort. As we were driving down the beach we saw a man (Pictured here on his knees with his trophy) struggling with a bent over surf rod. Knowing he had either hooked something very large or was caught on something, we decided to hang around and see the outcome. 20 minutes of struggling and with the help of a neighbor that brought his lantern stand to assist, the beast was on the shore. Fortunately for this guy the tail of the ray had been cut off before and had yet to regenerate.
Never seen one bigger than this! Thy help the ray back into the surf before we left.
