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Travelers and locals in the Australian state of Queensland are caught in a real-life "Jaws" film after a "monster" shark -- perhaps measuring as long as 20 feet -- was believed to have mauled another great white shark. As the picture shows, the smaller shark was bitten almost in two.
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An image showing a great white bitten in half is causing a buzz on the Web.The violent shark-on-shark attack is raising fears along the Queensland coast. Authorities have warned swimmers to stay out of the waters around Stradbroke Island, a popular tourist destination for Australians, while the giant shark remains on the prowl.
"It certainly opened up my eyes. I mean the shark that was caught is a substantial shark in itself," Jeff Krause of Queensland Fisheries told the Sydney Daily Telegraph.
In one swift bite the larger shark, estimated to be 5 feet shorter than the fictional shark in the movie "Jaws," apparently tore into the side of a 10-foot great white that had gotten tangled in netting near north Stradbroke Island
新闻里也认为那鲨鱼有20英尺,不过被咬的鲨鱼只有10英尺