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Australian travellers John Cloke and Indy Crimmins were fishing off Norman’s Bay two weeks ago when splashing caught their curiosity.
They sent up a drone and what they discovered blew them away.
They captured dozens of hungry whale sharks feasting on a dead whale.
Fisherman and writer Mike Roennfeldt said the feast was like nothing he’d ever seen before.
“It seems to me you get two, three, four, five sharks — occasionally you get more — but that’s an awful lot on this one,” he said, describing the meal as like “you and I having a vanilla slice”.
“You know, it’s pretty good,” he said.
Roennfeldt, who believed some of the larger sharks might have been great whites, said it was nature “in the raw”.
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“If you haven’t been up close like that sort of thing, yeah it’s pretty confronting and exciting at the same time,” he said.
