Debunked: "Monster Shark Bites Great White in Half Off Australia"

This claim is false. No credible evidence—scientific, photographic, or eyewitness—supports a "monster shark" (e.g., megalodon, massive great white, orca) bisecting a great white shark off Australia.

Why It's Implausible

• Size constraints: No extant shark exceeds ~6m (great white) or ~12m (whale shark, filter feeder). Orcas (7–9m) kill great whites but eat livers, not bite them in half.
• No carcass evidence: A bisected 3–4 tonne shark would wash ashore or be detected by researchers/tagging programs (e.g., CSIRO, OCEARCH).
• Source: Story originates from clickbait YouTube channels, tabloids, or misidentified orca predation footage.

Real Shark-on-Shark Predation

Great whites do cannibalize smaller individuals. Orcas hunt great whites (liver extraction documented in South Africa, California). But "bitten in half by a monster" is fiction.