This cat brought a shark home and deposited it on the living room floor.

[Ocelot II]

https://www.nrk.no/sorlandet/vaknet-til-hai-pa-stuegulvet-1.15953323

[Lovie777]

1. The shark ain't happy . .. .

[Demovictory9]

10. not it isnt

[DFW]

2. The size of the shark should be mentioned

I was thinking, who keeps a Bengal tiger as a house pet?

[Ocelot II]

11. Well, yes, it's a small shark - they have to start somewhere -

and according to the article it was probably already dead when the cat found it washed up on the shore and brought it home as a gift for her humans. She seemed rather proud of herself, as they usually do. The shark was probably the coolest thing she'd ever found.

[DFW]

13. If my cat Tiggy brings me a shark, I'd expect at least an adolescent Great White

But she has sharp teeth, and is a little older..................

[wnylib]

16. Of course she was proud of herself.

She was bringing food to her humans who seem unable to do a proper hunt. She felt sorry for them. "Here, have some REAL food."

[Srkdqltr]

3. Baby Shark Awww.

[FoxNewsSucks]

6. Yep

[Haggard Celine]

4. Nice kitty!

[FoxNewsSucks]

5. That's a lot more sanitary than some of the "gifts"

my previous outdoor cat brought home to me.

[marybourg]

7. We used to call those sand sharks on the mid-Atlantic beaches.

[Bayard]

8. Okay,

My cats have brought me all manner of gifts before, but I think I'd have to draw the line at a shark.

[murielm99]

9. Our cats bring us gifts because

they think we are terrible hunters.

[Bayard]

14. Snorf!

[wnylib]

17. It's true, according to cat behavior specialists.

When cats bring home their catches, they are contributing to their "human colony's" food supply. Even though their humans are eating and are giving food to the cat it, the cat feels obligated to contribute food that meets its own feline standards.

[Ocelot II]

15. This cat must think her people are terrible fisherpeople

or maybe terrible scavengers, since apparently she found the shark washed up dead on the beach and brought it home.

[lark]

12. A baby shark about that size bit my back at Hanna park in Mayport, FL.

It hurt like hell and bled! A few minutes later some kids caught it, so I saw the size. Even baby sharks hurt like hell when they bite you. Luckily I was in very shallow water so easy to get out of the biting range. The kids were young and dumb and lucky they weren't hurt. Everyone survived, even the baby shark got released back into the water. SMH

[wnylib]

18. Well that sounds scary. Mama shark must have been nearby?

[lark]

19. Yikes, I didn't even think of the momma since it was about 3 ft long!

I immediately got out of the water and would only walk in the surf after that since I was only about hip deep with a big wave, knee deep when the wave went down, when I got bit. I was raised on the coast and have always gone to the beach a few times a year, so sharks have always been a possibility. Next time I went, I saw no sharks so went back in deeper.

[wnylib]

20. I grew up on a coast, too, but

no sharks in Lake Erie.

[lark]

21. There are LOTS of sharks off the NE FL coast.

We always keep a lookout for them.