Massive dead shark found hanging from rafters at Florida high school

It’s not a “Sharknado” outtake — it’s a Florida college.

A huge useless shark was hung from the rafters outdoors Ponte Vedra Excessive College in Jacksonville Thursday, stunning staffers and spurring an investigation, in keeping with a report.

Officers mentioned a gaggle of scholars hung the useless fish Wednesday night time after gutting it and storing it in a freezer.

Ponte Vedra’s mascot is a shark, main directors to interpret the incident as a senior prank.

“A bunch of 5 highschool college students at Ponte Vedra Excessive College hung a gutted shark on the rafters of the varsity courtyard,” Alex AuBuchon, spokesperson for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Fee, advised the Miami Herald.

A useless shark was discovered hanging from the rafters of a Florida highschool.

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AuBuchon mentioned the children hung the carcass utilizing two units of cables and that startled staffers made the invention at 8 a.m. Thursday earlier than having it lower down and eliminated.

Some social media customers blasted the macabre show on Twitter, arguing that the prank was inappropriate.

“That is sick,” one poster wrote, asserting that the children must be disciplined.

Others had been extra forgiving. “I’m extra impressed that they caught the shark than what occurred after,” tweeted one other account.

The St. John’s County College District is probing the incident.