Paul Keller first thought he was hearing water splashing upon a rock. Turns out it was a great white shark splashing about as it tore into a whale carcass.
Paul Keller was able to capture footage of this shark feeding on a whale carcass off Campobello Island earlier this week.
He and his wife were vacationing on Campobello Island for the week, up from their home in China, Maine. Keller filmed the encounter on his cell phone. He manged to capture video of the shark breaching the surface of the ocean to come up and take a bite. "I was a little bit worried that people would be upset about it," said Caption Ralph Dennison, of The Tarquin, a whale watching vessel with Downeast Charter Boat Tours in Lubec, Maine."I mean, that's raw nature," said Dennison, who believes it was a great white shark. He ventured close to capture photos of the whale carcass to share with researchers who may be interested in its demise.
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