Whoever Said Sharknados Are Impossible Hasn’t Been to Australia

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Whoever Said Sharknados Are Impossible Hasn’t Been to Australia

Whoever Said Sharknados Are Impossible Hasn’t Been to Australia

By Evan Bleier

The freakish creatures we see in movies — killer spiders, man-eating crocodiles, Paul Hogans — they’re part of everyday life in Australia.

It’s fitting, then, that a real-life #Sharknado actually appeared Down Under earlier this week. Well, sort of.  And no, we’re not talking about Tara Reid.

In the aftermath of Cyclone Debbie — a powerful storm that battered Queensland with torrential rain and winds of more than 100 MPH — a five-foot-long bull shark washed up in the town of Ayr. Queensland Fire & Emergency officials had been warning people to stay inside, so the real-life sharknado gave them an excuse to tweet: “Think it’s safe to go back in the water? Think again!”

Attempts to revive the shark by kicking it and making small children touch it were unsuccessful.

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