You might think that the bobcat would’ve gone for some of the fish the shark didn’t get, but this is Florida, where no idea is a bad one, and where it’s almost the law that your reach should exceed your grasp in high-larious, newsworthy ways.
So the bobcat went for the shark instead…and won. It pounced on the shark, and pulled it onto dry land, where it became clear that it had caught a four-footer. That’s when Bailey snapped this photo.
Because Bailey is from Florida, he decided to get a better shot by moving closer to the hot killer-on-killer action. In the process, he scared off the bobcat, which suddenly let go of the shark and high-tailed it into the nearby woods.
It’s still less scary than Florida Zombie Cat.
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You know you're from Canada (or Australia) when you measure distances in hours.
John Bailey is an A-hole! That cat was probably starving and worked very hard to get this meal. THANKS JOHN BAILEY. Hope what goes around comes around for you!