According to foreign media reports, on October 16, local time, on the coast of Arcadia, New Brunswick, Canada, a huge white shark was mysteriously washed up on the beach, and a photographer found it while out for a walk. it. This great white shark is 11 feet long (about 3.4 meters), blood is flowing from the corner of its mouth, and there are seagulls eating its limbs.
The local marine animal association was then called to the beach, where park staff and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans removed the shark for an investigation. Local officials were stunned by the discovery, the third great white shark to wash up on the shore in a century. The
charity Shark Science Requins said the shark had "minor and typical scarring" and no "obvious damage". It was confirmed that one of its pectoral fins and one of its lateral fins were removed, but remained on its body.
Warren Joyce was responsible for an autopsy of the great white shark, which concluded that there were no clear signs that the shark was killed by fishing gear, nets or trauma. "It's very rare to get washed ashore like this. It's a big shark, but in the scientific community we simply call them great whites," he said. Mr Joyce added that gulls may not have been the first to spot it. The species of the great white shark, it is not clear whether the teeth of the great white shark were extracted. If the perpetrator is a human, he could be fined hundreds of thousands of dollars or even jailed.
He also pointed out, "Actually, it may have been an accidental stranding. The shark feeds on seals, so it is very likely that it got too close and then suffocated because of the stranding." : Jiupai News]
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