A Unique Photograph

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/shark-snack-photo-shark-eating-another-shark-whole-201036464.html I saw this photograph today on Yahoo! News. It was recently released by National Geographic. I thought the scientist's story of what she saw as see was taking this picture was interesting and unique. She and her partner were doing a "fish census" in Australia. She first saw the small, white bamboo shark, so she moved in closer to see it. At the same time she was doing this, she saw the wobbegong shark swimming out with the smaller shark in its mouth! Wobbegong sharks, like snakes, can dislocate their jaws in order to eat bigger prey. Enjoy! Shelbye H.