Caroline Power and Nicholas Bach filmed a remarkable event while on a trip to Chatham Bay, Costa Rica. In the following video, a 7-foot tiger shark is encircled by a pod of killer whales, forced to the surface and then eaten.
This is likely the first time such an event has ever been captured on video and is proof that sharks are not at the top of the food chain.
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