The New York Times reports:
Since [September 2016] at least six more sharks have washed up on Mediterranean coasts, each impaled with the same murder weapon, and almost always in the head. In the latest example, an adult 15-foot thresher shark — itself equipped with a whiplike tail capable of stunning blows — washed up in Libya. Inside was a foot of swordfish sword that had broken off near its heart.
Taken together these cases offer what may be preliminary scientific evidence of high-speed, high-stakes underwater duels that had previously been confined to fisherman's tales.
The first rule of Fish Fight Club is: you don't talk about the Fish Fight Club.
Sharks Wash Up on Beaches, Stabbed by Swordfish [Joshua Sokol / New York Times]
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