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Drone footage captured a shiver of at least 50 sharks swimming near a Long Island beach in New York after the area has seen an increase in shark attacks recently.
“I wouldn’t put your hands in there,” a person off-camera said before his pal was dragged into the water while rinsing his hands.
The video shows a huge splash and commotion in the water as the man is dragged under, while terrified onlookers scream for help. One onlooker could be heard saying “It’s eating his remains now,” as the ghastly scene unfold.
Royal Bahamas Defense Force (RBDF) Commodore Raymond King told reporters that the waters around Athol Islands are ‘really shark infested’.
Scott Haraguchi was peacefully pulling in his line in calm waters just three kilometres off Hawaii’s O’ahu island when a large tiger shark lunged for him.
At least the sharks are out and about, though, considering how hard and fast those killing-machine Orcas have been going for them.
Some people are really brave for getting out of bed in the morning and making their beds. Others are considered brave for booping the snoot of wild sharks in deep waters and evading the snap of their jaws.
We have covered this tragic incident in enough detail, but it’s tough not to share the words of Diego Milesi, Kimon “Kiki” Bisogno’s partner of 14 years.
With the summer months rapidly approaching, would-be Plett travellers may be worried about enjoying a dip during their visits to the area.
At present, there are 12 shark-bite kits placed on Plett’s major beaches and WhatsApp groups have been set up to share news of sightings.
Tributes have poured in for the mother of one and co-owner of a pizzeria in Observatory, Cape Town.
Cows and bees kill more people every year than sharks do, and you’re more likely to die from fireworks and lightning. It never hurts to be prepared, though.
The attack occurred at Sanctuary Beach, on the Robberg side of Robberg 5, according to the NSRI statement, with eyewitness reports alerting rescue services.
35-year-old British diving instructor Simon Nellist has been confirmed as the victim of the deadly shark attack on Wednesday.
Beaches were shut and authorities searched the coastline looking for the great white that mauled a male victim at around 4:30PM just off Little Bay in east Sydney.
40-year-old Jason Lemmer paddled out at Jeffreys Bay early last Wednesday, as first light broke, and says he was bitten less than a minute after entering the water.
Sean McInerney, who goes by Poopies, did show some common sense when he said he doesn’t blame the sharks because he “was in their living room”.
A 37-year-old Jordanian man, who was parasailing in the Red Sea on Friday evening, was the victim of an incredibly unlikely shark bite.
More Australians have been killed in unprovoked shark attacks this year than in any year since 1934.
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A mellow boat trip escalated pretty rapidly after a shark dragged an Ozzie woman into the water by nibbling on her finger.
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Dylan Puttergill has quite the story to tell, the youngster attacked whilst surfing in a popular Wild Coast spot.