Definition: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Input: When shark fishermen in the Philippines caught a huge tiger shark, they were probably excited. But that excitement turned to horror when they realized their prize catch had a human head contained within its maw. 
  
 A group of Surigao fishermen caught the huge tiger shark in the waters between Bohol and Camiguin islands using only a hook and line. They estimated their catch at around 300 kilograms, or about 660 pounds, but expert diver Jake Miranda of the Surigao Dive Club believes the tiger shark could have been gigantic. The fishermen brought the sun-dried jaw home and it measured 17 inches in diameter, while the shark’s teeth measured about 1.25 inches. Miranda believes the tiger shark could have been over 12 feet long and weighed up to 600 kilograms, or a little over 1,300 pounds. 
  
 But 48-year-old Bodoy Gorgod, one of the five fishermen who caught the giant tiger shark, said they were so horrified when they found the human head that they discarded their rare catch. 
  
 “It was so disgusting. We can’t bear the awful smell,” said Bodoy Gorgod, who says he had never caught a shark full of human body parts in his 20 years of shark fishing. “We feared that the human remains may bring bad luck to us, so we opted to drop to the sea the shark’s body and what’s inside its belly.” 
  
 The fishermen kept the fins and the jaw as a trophy, and went on to catch a much smaller tiger shark that weighed only 42 kilos. But the wife of Perly Santillana insisted that they also throw out the jaw since she fears the soul of the sharks’ victim might visit them at night. 
  
 “I don’t want the sight of that jaw, knowing that the shark had eaten a human being. Who knows the victim’s spirit might visit us,” she said according to Minda News. 
  
 Unfortunately, the victim of the tiger shark attack will never be known for certain. Some of the locals believes it’s possible the tiger shark might have killed one of the missing passengers of the M/V Maharlika 2 ferry, which sank off of Leyte this past September. 
  
 In a related report by The Inquisitr, a great white shark attack at Manhattan Beach Pier left a long-distance swimmer with “Freddy Kruger scars.” One poor sheep must have been a victim of a tiger shark attack since fishermen of the Red Sea found the animal within its stomach. 
  
 Shark fishing has been criticized in the past since the Philippine Fisheries Code prohibits the fishing of threatened or endangered species. Although the tiger shark is not on this list, Miranda admits, “They share the shark meat with the rest of the villagers and this has been that way in Punta Bilar for decades.” According to GMA News, the Marine Wildlife Watch of the Philippines list the whale shark, oceanic whitetip shark, scalloped hammerhead shark, great hammerhead shark, and the smooth hammerhead shark as threatened species. 
  
 [Image courtesy of Wikipedia] ||||| SURIGAO , Philippines, Nov. 11 (UPI) -- A group of Philippines fishermen said they found a partially digested human head and a leg inside the belly of a massive tiger shark. 
  
 Bodoy Gorgod, 48, said he and four others were fishing Oct. 5 between Bohol and Camiguin islands when they reeled in the large tiger shark, which Gorgood estimated weighed more than 650 pounds. 
  
 The fisherman and his colleagues opened up the shark and found a partially digested human head and a human leg. 
  
 "It was so disgusting. We can't bear the awful smell," Gorgood told Minda News. 
  
 Gorgood said the group decided to keep the shark's jaws and fins and they threw the rest, including the human remains, back into the water so as not to incur "bad luck." 
  
 Some locals speculated the remains could have been from one of the missing passengers from the M/V Maharlika 2 ferry, which sank Sept. 13 in rough waters brought about by a tropical storm. The vessel was carrying a total of 84 people when it went down off Southern Leyte. Two male passengers remain missing. ||||| SURIGAO CITY (MindaNews / 10 Nov) – A group of fishermen here caught last week a huge tiger shark in the waters between Bohol and Camiguin islands, and found inside the shark’s belly a human head and a leg, still with half-digested flesh. 
  
 “It was so disgusting. We can’t bear the awful smell,” said Bodoy Gorgod, 48, one of the five fishermen from Punta Bilar here who caught the shark between the waters of Bohol and Camiguin islands Wednesday last week. 
  
 Gorgod, 48, said he had never caught a shark before with human parts inside since he started fishing at age 20. 
  
 The fisherman said the shark was so huge it might have weighed 300 kilos. 
  
 Even though they know the catch would fetch them a good price, usually at 70 pesos a kilo when sold to fishball makers in Cebu, Gorgod said they ditched the shark, except the head and the fins, when they were still in the deep sea. 
  
 “We feared that the human remains may bring bad luck to us, so we opted to drop to the sea the shark’s body and what’s inside its belly,” he said. 
  
 Gorgod said they used hook and line in catching the shark, which took the bait around 10 p.m. of Wednesday. 
  
 After ditching the big shark, they caught another, but this time smaller, weighing only 42 kilos, which they took home. 
  
 The morning after, the fishermen sun-dried the enormous jaw of the big shark. 
  
 But the wife of one of the fishermen, Perly Santillana, said she wanted the jaw to be put away, too, because she fears that the soul of the dead man found in the shark’s belly might visit them at night. 
  
 “I don’t want the sight of that jaw, knowing that the shark had eaten a human being. Who knows the victim’s spirit might visit us,” she said. 
  
 Although the fishermen believed the shark weighed 300 kilos, an expert diver said it could be 600 kilos, based on the teeth and the size of the jaw. Jake Miranda, of the Surigao Dive Club, noted that the shark’s tooth length is 1.25 inches with a jaw diameter of 17 inches. Thus, it could have been a 12.5-footer shark with a girth of 90 inches. 
  
 Some fisherfolks here believe that the human remains may be that of one of the missing passengers of the M/V Maharlika 2 ferry, which perished off Leyte last Sept. 13. To date, two male passengers of the ill-fated ship remain unaccounted for. 
  
 Some fishermen in Punta Bilar are into shark hunting despite prohibition of some kinds of sharks. 
  
 Republic Act 8550, or the Philippine Fisheries Code of 1998, prohibits the fishing of “threatened and/or endangered species.” The website of the Marine Wildlife Watch of the Philippines cites only five shark species considered as threatened: whale shark, oceanic whitetip shark, scalloped hammerhead shark, great hammerhead shark and smooth hammerhead shark. 
  
 The Fisheries Administrative Order 193, meanwhile, sets a moratorium on catching and trading of whale sharks, as well as manta rays. 
  
 Fishermen in Punta Bilar used to hunt sharks once a month or every two months. They claimed that they are not cruel shark fishermen. “They share the shark meat with the rest of the villagers and this has been that way in Punta Bilar for decades,” Miranda said. (Roel N. Catoto / MindaNews) |||||
Output:
The shark weighed some 650 pounds, but it's what was inside that was disturbingly memorable: a human head and leg. Fishermen in the Philippines caught the tiger shark last month, and when they opened it, they discovered the human remains, UPI reports. The flesh was only partly digested. "It was so disgusting. We can't bear the awful smell," one fisherman tells Minda News. They threw the remains, as well as most of the shark, back in the water, keeping only the animal's head and fins. "We feared that the human remains may bring bad luck to us," the fisherman says. The group left the shark's jaw in the sun to dry the next day, prompting concern from one of their wives: "I don't want the sight of that jaw, knowing that the shark had eaten a human being. Who knows, the victim's spirit might visit us," she says. The jaw had a diameter of 17 inches, leading one outside expert to suggest it could have been far bigger than the fishermen guessed: He figures it could have weighed more like 1,300 pounds, the Inquisitr reports. Locals have one guess as to how a human might have ended up inside the shark. A ferry sank in the area in September, and two passengers have never been found. (Another recent shark incident ended better for the humans: A man punched a shark to save his friend.)