A great white shark carcass that washing up on an Australian beach and was likely attacked by a killer whale.
A great white shark carcass that washing up on an Australian beach and was likely attacked by a killer whale.
  • A great white shark that washed up on a beach in Australia appeared to be half-eaten.
  • Scientists said the shark was likely attacked by an orca that just wanted to eat its liver.
  • Orcas have been documented eating the livers of white sharks in other places, like South Africa. 

A great white shark that appeared half-eaten when it washed up on an Australian beach had probably been attacked by a killer whale that just wanted its liver, wildlife scientists said.