Sharknado is real: Cyclone Debbie picks up bull shark, dumps it in Australia town - TomoNews
- 7 years ago
AYR, AUSTRALIA — Ah, Australia. One minute you’re throwing another shrimp on the barbie, the next minute sharks are just droppin’ outta the sky.
The awesome power of nature was on full display in Oz this week, when Cyclone Debbie battered the country’s east coast with winds of up to 114 mph.
Even the deep blue sea offered no hiding place from the fierce storm, with some of Australia’s famous deadly wildlife getting caught up in it all.
Seems like the cyclone picked up a five-foot-long bull shark, then dumped the beast on a road in a rural Queensland town.
Photos of the bull shark were posted to Facebook by the local fire service.
They warned that even though floods brought by the cyclone were receding, it wasn’t safe to go back in the water just yet.
The awesome power of nature was on full display in Oz this week, when Cyclone Debbie battered the country’s east coast with winds of up to 114 mph.
Even the deep blue sea offered no hiding place from the fierce storm, with some of Australia’s famous deadly wildlife getting caught up in it all.
Seems like the cyclone picked up a five-foot-long bull shark, then dumped the beast on a road in a rural Queensland town.
Photos of the bull shark were posted to Facebook by the local fire service.
They warned that even though floods brought by the cyclone were receding, it wasn’t safe to go back in the water just yet.