A journalist filming
floods in the aftermath of the storm found a dead bull shark in the town of
Ayr, prompting residents to draw connections to Sharknado
Associated Press in Ayr
Thursday 30 March 2017
16.51 BST Last modified on Friday 31 March 2017 00.05 BST
An Australian journalist
covering flooding from Cyclone
Debbie was shocked to come across a dead bull shark that was
apparently swept up in the deluge.
The WIN News reporter
Philip Calder told News Corp that he was in the town of Ayr to shoot video of a
flooded road and couldn’t believe it when he came across a shark in a puddle.
He said the shark was “the talk of the town” and many local people had turned
out to touch it.
Some social media users
are drawing a connection between the shark and Syfy’s Sharknado
film series, which features sharks getting swept up
in cyclones and wreaking havoc on cities.
Cyclone
Debbie knocked out power to thousands when it slammed ashore
with winds up to 260km/h (160mph) on Tuesday.
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