Seeing whales floating in the sea, the man approached him startled by the horrifying scene

You will hardly have the opportunity to witness the scene of two fierce predators, alligators and sharks, sharing a special meal like this.

Jeremy Tucker (55) with flycam (aerial camera) has recorded a rare and incredible scene, alligators and sharks share a meal together.

Both tiger sharks and saltwater crocodiles share a dead whale.

According to Mirror, the scene is recorded off the coast of Kimberley (Australia). The camera captures images of tiger sharks and giant saltwater crocodiles that are "eating" a dead humpback whale.

Jeremy Tucker's video shows that these sharks and crocodiles have continuous bites on the ill-fated whale's fin, tail and body. However, the surprising thing is that they are very harmonious, there is no competition in this meal. This is something that is rarely seen in predators.

Jeremy Tucker said that during his 30 years at the Kimberley Coast, this was only the second time he had met this strange sight.

The scene was recorded by Jeremy Tucker by a flycam.

Jeremy Tucker is an employee of the Great Escape company, he said: 'We have discovered the corpse of a humpback whale, although the cause of death has not been clarified but it is probably dead. It has been a while since the smell is extremely terrible. "

Jeremy Tucker added: 'After discovering the whale's corpses, we began to thoroughly examine it when suddenly discovering that some tiger sharks and saltwater crocodiles are eating the fish together. This dead elephant ".

After discovering this strange scene, Jeremy Tucker decided to use flycam to record images of sharks and crocodiles sharing a meal.

The humpback whale is predicted to have died some time ago because of the horrid stench.

All of these animals seem to be happy to share their meals.

Jeremy said: 'During the 30 years of working at the Kimberley Coast, this is the second time I have encountered such an exotic carnivore. For the first time, I saw a crocodile lying sunbathing on a dead whale and sharks eating the whale. "

This strange scene is recorded at the Kimberley Coast (Australia).

Jeremy Tucker recorded this strange scene in September this year.

Humpback whales often appear here when they move north. They breed and circulate in this area from June to September each year before they return to Antarctica.