Watch A Shark Feeding Frenzy Right On The Beach in NC

[Panich52]

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Watch A Shark Feeding Frenzy Right On The Beach

A school of sharks was caught chasing prey into the surf on a North Carolina beach last week.

Several species of shark can be clearly seen literally on the sand.

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[Wounded Bear]

1. Just when you thought it was safe to go wading on the beach

[frogmarch]

2. Here it is on You Tube:

Amazing! After watching this, I now know for sure sharks don't always stay in deep water. :-O

[NewJeffCT]

3. A lot of sharks stay in relatively shallow water

maybe not right at the shoreline, but I remember taking a helicopter ride along the west coast of Florida years back and you can see a lot of sharks surprisingly close to the shore. It's definitely not close enough where anybody could casually swim out there - unless you're a marathon swimmer.

[Laffy Kat]

4. Don't think I'd be wading out to get a closer look.

Like that guy. I can just fine from right here.

[gratuitous]

5. Is Art Pope involved?

Or are there some things even a shark won't stomach?

[mnhtnbb]

6. Oh, wonderful! That's about 40 miles from where we are at the beach

in Emerald Isle.

Yesterday I noticed from the deck of the house where we're staying a lot of birds dive bombing the surf line
right in front of the house. That usually means a school of fish swarming.

My husband likes to body surf...but the ocean has been flat...I don't know if he'll go in while we're here!