Passer-by clicks picture of Bobcat pulling shark out of the beach

In an amazing footage recorded by a passer-by, a bobcat can be seen grabbing and pulling out a predatory shark.

The predatory shark is among the most fierce predators in the seas and oceans but became a pray for the bobcat and the episode was recorded John Bailey. John Bailey received a lot of attention on the internet when he uploaded a photo of a bobcat looking at a shark that lurks in shallow waters of the beach.

The shark was hunting for fish and was suddenly attacked by the bobcat. The bobcat made a lethal attack and jumped towards the shark, it seized it by the neck and pulled the shark out of the water. The entire episode was recorded by Bailey. However, the bobcat ran away into the close woodland and left the shark on the beach when he noticed Bailey.

Bailey said, "Initially, it was pretty quick. Spotted it, pulled it up the shark floundered for a while. I was so fascinated, I didn't think about being in danger."

Some people are raising questions over the authenticity of the picture as the scene is a rarity.


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