"Witnessing this tiger's power and beauty chow down blew my mind…"
Pretty little Juno Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida, is a sleepy little joint of three thousand souls more famous for its loggerhead turtles, its pier and a drowsy golden brown climate than undersea battles ‘tween leviathans.
Here, as snatched by Jack Bates Photography, we see a tiger giving hell to a lifeless hammerhead thirty yards off Juno Beach.
“Sorry to see the death of this hammerhead but witnessing this tigers power and beauty chow down blew my mind,” writes Jackie. “Interesting fact: 30 yards down the beach there was a guy swimming with his dogs who had no clue this was happening.”
Tried to call Jackie to check if it was real or not; that cut between above water and below is a little sudden, but time diff maybe making connecting difficult.
Tigers eating hammerheads ain’t a new thing. Here’s a little something from Nat Geo.
As for Jackie, kid shreds.
And has an eye for imposing, goddess-like beauty.
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Hey Astro, you ever think that the only thing holding the surf industry together would be shark stories?
So many ideas, and all they can do is mine the same ore that dug their hole, so they look for another hole.
Sad if it wasn’t pathetic.
Hip, I’m just glad the mini players have fucked off.
Sharks are working for us !
Small mercies, bro …
This paid for public service announcement was brought to you by – Jackie !