Chinese vlogger in hot water after clip of her roasting and eating great white shark goes viral
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A Chinese influencer is under police investigation after a clip of her roasting and eating a great white shark went viral.
Footage of the vlogger, popularly known by her online pseudonym Tizi, showed her feasting on the predatory fish, which police in the central city of Nanchong confirmed Sunday was a great white.
"It may look vicious, but its meat is truly very tender," Tizi said while tearing off large chunks of the animal's barbecued meat, in a video posted in mid-July.
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