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Is it real? Photo shows bobcat dragging shark in Florida

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John Bailey said he was walking in the Sebastian Inlet State Park Monday night when he noticed a bobcat on the beach staring into the water at a shark snacking on a smaller fish in the shallow surf.

 

All of a sudden, the bobcat leaped into the water to snag the 3-4 foot shark and dragged it onto the beach, Bailey said.

 

WPBF was naturally suspicious of the photo and reached out to the Florida Wildlife Conservation Commission for their opinion.

 

Officials with the FWC said that this is normal behavior for a predatory cat.

 

 

Is it real? Photo shows bobcat dragging shark in Florida | Local News - WESH Home

 

 

 

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The shark was Leroy Brown and the Cat was Slim. Don't go messin' with Slim.

I know right now sharks are all over the beaches. I would say it is true. The park I was at in West Palm Beach had Bobcats.

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