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A shocking video shows a great white shark proudly carrying around its latest victim - a dolphin - when suddenly an even bigger great white swoops in to steal the meal straight from its mouth.  In a video shared by Shark Watch South Australia on Wednesday, a 12-foot great white is seen successfully taking the injured dolphin from a 10-foot shark as a group of shocked oyster farmers watch the scene unfold off the coast of Smoky Bay, Australia. Fins can be seen splashing in the water, as if the pair were both briefly tugging at the creature, before the bigger shark swims away with the prey. Moments later, the 12-foot shark starts to devour the dolphin just feet from several fishing boats. "The

An Ohio couple rescued an infant girl from a sweltering car as her parents lay sprawled out on the ground from an apparent overdose, according to a new report. Eric Asher, 43, told “Inside Edition” that he and his fiancée rushed to the baby’s aid when they came upon the scene - captured in disturbing photos he posted to Facebook - at a parking lot in Canton on Friday. “We were driving down the road and I looked over to my right and I saw the male and female laying on the ground,” Asher told the outlet. “We [later] saw that they were purple.” Once the couple realized an infant was in the back seat, they “busted [the] baby out,” Asher wrote in the Facebook post. “The child was covered in sweat,”

Motive a mystery in Colorado man's alleged killing of pregnant wife and 2 young daughters originally appeared on abcnews.go.comEarlier this week, a Colorado father pleaded for help to find his missing wife and two daughters, saying his children “light up my life.”“I just want them back,” Chris Watts told ABC Denver affiliate KMGH-TV. His wife, Shanann, and daughters Celeste, 3 and Bella, 4 were reported missing Monday by a concerned family friend.Just days later, the case took a chilling turn, with Chris Watts taken into custody and booked on murder charges. ...

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Despite the video being of a brawl, there's a pretty clear message of consent.

"Gone Girl" actress Rosamund Pike has revealed that while auditioning for her role in the James Bond film, "Die Another Day," she was asked to drop her dress, making an uncomfortable experience for the then-budding actress.  “My first audition was for a Bond film and I remember them saying I was to drop my dress and appear in my underwear,” the actress recalled Amazon’s Audible Sessions, as reported by The Independent. At the time, a then 21-year-old Pike was seeking to the play role of Miranda Frost in the 2002 James Bond flick starring Pierce Brosnan as Bond.  “On the day, I don’t know how I got the resolve and strength of mind, but I just thought if they’re gonna see me in my underwear, they

Just as it's customary for the incoming president to begin their first term