- aluminum foil
- aluminum soft-drink cans
- armor
- bag of money
- bag of potatoes
- beer bottles
- black cat
- boat cushions
- boots
- brass casing from a 18-pound (8-kilogram) shell
- burlap sacks
- cattle bones and hooves
- chicken coop
- chickens
- cigarette tin
- conch shells and opercula
- cows
- deer antlers
- driftwood
- driver's license
- dogs
- donkey parts
- drums
- empty wallet
- explosives
- fabrics
- finger ring
- grass
- head and forequarters of a crocodile
- hind legs of sheep
- horse parts
- horseshoe crab
- human parts
- hyenas
- jellyfish
- leather
- license plates
- mass of tangled hair
- monkeys
- mutton birds
- nails
- nuts and bolts
- nuts
- oceanographer drift marker
- old pants
- oral contraceptive dispenser
- overcoat
- pair of shoes
- paper
- pelicans
- pieces of coal
- pig parts
- pigs
- plastic bags
- rags
- raincoat
- rats
- roll of chicken wire
- roll of tar paper
- rubber tire
- sack of coal
- seagull
- seeds
- small barrels
- spaniel with collar
- steak bones
- tin cans
- tom-tom
- tools
- tunicates
- 2-pound (1-kilogram) can of peas
- 2-pound (1-kilogram) coil of copper wire
Monday, May 2, 2011
Items Found in the Stomachs of Tiger Sharks
This is a list of items which have been found in Tiger Shark stomachs.
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That's a lot of stuff found in the contents of a Tiger Sharks stomach! Do all sharks eat random stuff like that or is it due to the predatory instincts of this particular species of shark?
ReplyDeleteHow would they eat a chicken coop. That is a big object.
ReplyDeleteit could be small
Deletehow in the heck did some of those things get in the ocean
ReplyDeleteThere was a story about a bunch of stuff found in ONE tiger shark's stomach in an old Ripley's book I had as a kid. I've looked everywhere online and can't seem to find it. So bummed. It was really interesting! But this list is pretty good, too.
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