A great white shark was caught in the Block Island Sound off the coast of Rhode Island on Sunday, according to videos posted to Facebook by a fisherman. (iStock)
A great white shark was caught on Sunday by fisherman in Rhode Island waters.
The six-foot shark was caught about 3/4 of a mile off Misquamicut Beach around 12:30 p.m., according to a Facebook post from fisherman Michael Lorello.
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Caught in the Block Island Sound just off the beach, the video shows the shark laying down on a bed of other fish before it begins to flap around itself.
"He's still alive," the fisherman is heard saying on one of the videos as fish are thrown at the shark. "Plenty of life in him. ... Hit it, 'Shark Week.'"
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A second video shows the boat's crew attaching a rope and chain to the shark before they release it back into the water.
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