"Earlier this week, a Florida resident was taking a stroll along Vero Beach in Florida's Sebastian Inlet State Park when he saw a bobcat staring at a shark that was feeding on smaller fish. But suddenly, the hunter became the hunted. As reported by ABC's Florida affiliate Local 10, the photograph was captured by John Bailey and has since been published at the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Facebook page. Though some people are declaring the picture a fake, Liz Barraco, a spokesperson with the FWC, said they believe the photo is genuine and were "very excited to see it." David Hitzig, director of Busch Wildlife Sanctuary, told CBS 12 station that the incident is a real possibility, and that "Florida bobcats frequently hunt along local beaches to catch crabs and other animals all the time."" - Jessie

Holy crap i'm cancelling that beach vacation. - Steve C, Team Marina

Is this the behaviour of a desperate hungry animal or normal? - Halil