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A beach view for an Australian angler turned into a nightmare after she saw a ‘monster’ crocodile eating two baby sharks.
She captured the incident on her camera and shared the video on her social media handle.
The incident took place at the coast of Far North Queensland’s Cardwell Beach.
The woman named Yvonne Palmer reeled out a small shark at the sea coast and left horrified when she caught something lurking near the two baby sharks.
She couldn’t expect that it was a giant reptile coming out of the sea. The croc was around four metres long.
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In the clip, she can be heard saying, “Check out this monster … holy smackers. I just caught a shark, which I couldn't get back into the water because this fella was coming and now he's going to come and eat it and I am going to sh*t myself.”
To eat the baby sharks, the crocodile slowly approaches it. Know what happens next in the video.
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“Oh lord, this thing is only like metres from us... I have never been shaking so much in my whole... life," Palmer says.
The croc immediately grabs one of the baby sharks in his jaw and after eating, it attacks the other shark on the shore.
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However, he didn’t bother about the other people’s presence on the beach rather enjoyed his meal by ending two lives.
Palmer also said in the video, "Oh my lord, he's like one, two, three, I can see like four metres and he's still got tail in the water, that's the biggest crocodile I've ever seen in my life.”
She uploaded the video on Facebook and also apologized for her abusive narration on the video.
"Sorry about all the foul language guys but I was sh*tting myself," Palmer wrote in her video caption.
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First published: 6 May 2021, 14:06 IST