VIDEO: Shark feeding frenzy right on the beach!

Dozens of hungry sharks eager for a snack were filmed feeding inches from the shoreline on the North Carolina coast the other day.

"On Thursday, Oct. 8 at around noon, while at a retreat at Cape Lookout National Seashore off the Crystal Coast of North Carolina, the leaders of One Harbor Church witnessed a shark feeding frenzy," Brian Recker wrote along with the video clip. "The men were out fishing for the evening's dinner when they stumbled across more than 100 sharks attacking."

The church, located in Morehead City, N.C., wrote on its Facebook page: "Donnie Griggs shot this amazing video of the SHARKNADO we saw at cape lookout! not sure what kind exactly they were, but there were over 100 in a feeding frenzy."

Here it is. Yikes!

http://youtu.be/liijgHmbBzg

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