A tow truck usually used to haul away 2-tonne vehicles had to be used to take the predator away for a necropsy.
Police on Cape Cod had to call in a tow truck to haul away a massive shark that had washed ashore a Massachusetts beach.
The Orleans Police Department shared photos of the great white shark being towed away from a local beach."Unfortunately, this giant was located washed up on the beach," US Police said after the great white shark has found. After the shark was discovered, police called Nauset Recovery to remove it. The company placed the dead shark on a flatbed truck.At least Seargeant Elliott only needed to follow the tow truck and didn't have to wrestle an unruly Great White," police posted.
At the beginning of the summer, the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy installed acoustic shark receivers along the Outer Cape in an effort to make swimmers safer from the sea creatures.A 2023 study found that there were an estimated 800 white sharks in Massachusetts waters from 2015-2018.Shark sightings weren't only limited to Cape Cod this summer. Popular Crane Beach in Ipswich was closed to swimmers in September due to several great white shark sightings.
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