When viewed from the bite marks, local authorities estimate that bite-sized shark about 6 feet and still roam the beach. Imagine! size of the monster shark was almost 4 times normal human height.
Look how neat bite. This indicates some unfortunate shark meat is separated in a single bite, each one on the left and right.
"This clearly opened my eyes. I mean, the size of sharks that bite itself is very big." Said Jeff Krause of Queensland's fisheries department.
News about this shocking attack has made the fears of residents along the Queensland coast of Stradbroke Island, near Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast in south Brisbane. These beaches are known as a paradise for surfers.
Look how neat bite. This indicates some unfortunate shark meat is separated in a single bite, each one on the left and right.
"This clearly opened my eyes. I mean, the size of sharks that bite itself is very big." Said Jeff Krause of Queensland's fisheries department.
News about this shocking attack has made the fears of residents along the Queensland coast of Stradbroke Island, near Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast in south Brisbane. These beaches are known as a paradise for surfers.
"Whatever is attacking the shark must have been very large." Surfer said Ashton Smith who was 19 years old. "I really never heard of a giant shark that roamed the waters."
"We all became very, very careful." October 27, 2009, the swimmers at the beach Stradbroke Island,Queensland, Australia, celebrated local authorities to be vigilant after the discovery of the carcass of a giantwhite shark along the 3-meter. Sharks are found with the body's condition nearly bitten out, something that can only be done by another shark the larger size of it.
"We all became very, very careful." October 27, 2009, the swimmers at the beach Stradbroke Island,Queensland, Australia, celebrated local authorities to be vigilant after the discovery of the carcass of a giantwhite shark along the 3-meter. Sharks are found with the body's condition nearly bitten out, something that can only be done by another shark the larger size of it.
When viewed from the bite marks, local authorities estimate that bite-sized shark about 6 feet and still roam the beach. Imagine! size of the monster shark was almost 4 times normal human height.
Look how neat bite. This indicates some unfortunate shark meat is separated in a single bite, each one on the left and right.
"This clearly opened my eyes. I mean, the size of sharks that bite itself is very big." Said Jeff Krause of Queensland's fisheries department.
News about this shocking attack has made the fears of residents along the Queensland coast of Stradbroke Island, near Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast in south Brisbane. These beaches are known as a paradise for surfers.
"Whatever is attacking the shark must have been very large." Surfer said Ashton Smith who was 19 years old. "I really never heard of a giant shark that roamed the waters."
"We all became very, very careful."
Mr John Gooding who operates the charter boat anglers say that indeed there are sharks everywhere, even though no data showing an increase in population.
Many crowded beaches in Queensland are protected by nets or drum lines, namely row hook tied with a buoy and placed about 450 meters from the beach. Since protection is used, there is only one deadly attack ever occurred. At that time, a student named Sarah Whiley was killed because of shark attacks at beaches Stradbrooke island three years ago.
Lately, Queensland local governments are under pressure from environmental activists to get rid of these protectors because whales and other large fish are often trapped there.
But according to the fisheries minister, Tim Mulherin, finding shark carcasses indicates the protective nets are still needed.
