Great White Shark Found Dead In Aurora Beach
A lifeless 17-feet great white shark has been found in Aurora Beach, which raised the concern of the residents that it might be followed by another calamity.
A Facebook user named Eddie Fabrigas Rebueno has shared the photos of a great white shark found dead at Barangay Lobbot, Dipaculao, Aurora.
The residents in the area were shocked after they found the lifeless shark beside the coastal area of Aurora beach.
The lifeless shark measuring about 17-feet causes fear to the residents that the incident might be followed by a disaster such as a tsunami or an earthquake.
For the past few years, the appearance of deep-sea creatures such as oarfish in shallow water was linked to the series of earthquakes that shook the country.
The Japanese seismologists Kiyoshi Wadatsumi explained that deep-sea creatures living near the sea bottom are more sensitive to the movements of active faults.
The appearance of deep-sea creatures in shallow waters indicates that irregularities are happening in the deep.
The social media users have also expressed their reactions regarding the incident:
Clarisse Mercado: “Ang Great white shark po sa malamig lang. feeling ko po matagal ng patay na. Naalon alon lang yan hanggang sa mapadpad sa aurora.”
Ellaine Ramirez: “What might be the cause of death kaya?”
JB Chua: “namatay sa dami ng basura sa dagat tapos gagawin siomai ng mga pinoy”
Jay Concepcion Pabilona: “Great white shark ma usual makikita sa south africa beaches , mexico , australia, south america.. ang laki pa.! They are travelers para humanap ng pagkain.”
Eli Nitafan: “great white nakarating na sa pinas? Global warming.”
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