Santo Domingo, Aug 20 (Prensa Latina) It took five hours for a group of Dominican fishermen to catch a giant shark of over 400 kg they had been pursuing for several months.
Lured by animal and human bodies swept along by a recent tropical storm, the big fish was prowling coastal areas at dawn when a fierce battle ensued as the fishermen saw it.
Traffic police officers were deployed later to clear the highway area linking the capital with Las Americas airport, as the presence of the fishermen and their catch triggered a big traffic jam.
The gigantic animal was turned into steaks, and each pound sold at 60 pesos (about $2.00).
Lured by animal and human bodies swept along by a recent tropical storm, the big fish was prowling coastal areas at dawn when a fierce battle ensued as the fishermen saw it.
Traffic police officers were deployed later to clear the highway area linking the capital with Las Americas airport, as the presence of the fishermen and their catch triggered a big traffic jam.
The gigantic animal was turned into steaks, and each pound sold at 60 pesos (about $2.00).
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