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A wildlife photographer in Florida captured a stunning photo of an osprey carrying what appeared at first to be a fish in its talons. But after taking a closer look, the photographer realized that the bird’s next meal was in fact a small shark. "It was very far away so I couldn't see it through my viewer but when I got home and zoomed in on the photo I saw the catch was a shark," Doc Jon told FOX13, adding that he thinks the sea creature is about a foot long. But if you zoom in on the photo, which Jon recently took near Hubbard's Marina in Madeira Beach, you'll see the presence of another tiny creature: in the shark’s mouth appears to be a fish, or a “real-time display of the food chain at work;

DETROIT -- While you were sleeping, a unique act of heroism took place overnight along I-696 in metro Detroit. A line of 13 trucks with assistance from Michigan State Police, created a wall on the I-696 freeway near the Coolidge exit to prevent a man from jumping off the overpass.  Chris Harrison, who claims to have been part of the "trucker wall" in a Facebook post on the Twisted Truckers page, said the act of heroism took place between 1 and 3 a.m. Tuesday, starting with one truck. Harrison, in replying to other Facebook users, said the cops waved 6 or 7 of the truckers through on the eastbound side of the freeway, then did the same thing on the westbound side. Take a look at this photo to

A Salt Lake City man got more than he bargained for Monday when he made off with someone else’s car from a motel parking lot, police say. Francisco Esmerado, 23, stole a car outside a motel near the Salt Lake City airport at 3:42 a.m. Monday after the driver went inside to register, police told KSTU. Then Esmerado realized he wasn’t alone, police told the station. The driver had left her 12-year-old son in the back seat while she checked into their room. “We believe he was just trying to steal the vehicle and didn’t know the kid was in there,” Sgt. Brandon Shearer told The Salt Lake City Tribune. Esmerado pulled onto Interstate 80, but a short time later flagged down an officer to surrender and