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Sharks feed on whale carcass floating off of Waimanalo beach

By Jamm Aquino and courtesy DLNR | April 13, 2021  | Updated on  April 13, 2021 at 4:48 pm
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Ocean safety personnel monitor as several large tiger sharks feed on a whale carcass about 250 yards from shore at Sherwood Beach today in Waimanalo. Ocean safety personnel watch as several tiger sharks feed on the carcass of a humpback whale about 250 yards from shore at Sherwood’s Beach on Monday, April 12, 2021, in Waimanalo. Lifeguards posted shark warning signs and warned beachgoers to remain out of the ocean in the immediate area as they assess the next move for the whale carcass.
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Shark warning signs are seen on the beach as sharks feed on the carcass of a humpback whale about 250 yards from shore at Sherwood’s Beach today.
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JAMM AQUINO / JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM

Shark warning signs are seen on the beach as sharks feed on the carcass of a humpback whale about 250 yards from shore at Sherwood’s Beach today.
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Ocean safety personnel monitor as several large tiger sharks feed on a whale carcass about 250 yards from shore at Sherwood Beach today in Waimanalo.
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A tiger shark feeds on the carcass of a humpback whale about 250 yards from shore at Sherwood’s Beach today.
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Ocean safety personnel monitor as several large tiger sharks feed on a whale carcass about 250 yards from shore at Sherwood Beach today in Waimanalo.
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Ocean safety personnel monitor as several large tiger sharks feed on a whale carcass about 250 yards from shore at Sherwood Beach today in Waimanalo.
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A tiger shark feeds on the carcass of a humpback whale about 250 yards from shore at Sherwood’s Beach today.
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Ocean safety personnel monitor as several large tiger sharks feed on a whale carcass about 250 yards from shore at Sherwood Beach today in Waimanalo.
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Ocean safety personnel monitor as several large tiger sharks feed on a whale carcass about 250 yards from shore at Sherwood Beach today in Waimanalo.
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Ocean safety personnel monitor as several large tiger sharks feed on a whale carcass about 250 yards from shore at Sherwood Beach today in Waimanalo.
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Ocean safety personnel monitor as several large tiger sharks feed on a whale carcass about 250 yards from shore at Sherwood Beach today in Waimanalo.
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A whale carcass floated in the ocean off Sherwood Beach in Waimanalo.
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A whale carcass floated in the ocean off Sherwood Beach in Waimanalo.
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A whale carcass floated in the ocean off Sherwood Beach in Waimanalo.
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