A shark who had just attacked a surfer along an Australian beach then went and chased after a group of surfers attempting to ...

A shark attacked a 16-year-old boy while he was swimming at Cabarita Beach in Australia on June 29. The teen sustained ...

The attack was the second shark fatality in the country's waters this year, about a month after surfer Lance Appleby was killed off the Southern Australia coast, per BBC and CBS News.

A New Zealander who was killed by a shark while surfing in Australia owned a shark deterrent device but decided not to use it ...

South Australia has registered more shark attack incidents over the past two years than usual, with five attacks off its coast in 2023, including three that were fatal, and one at the same beach ...

Why do shark attacks happen and how common are they? 06:41 A surfer who was attacked by a shark off the coast of Australia on Monday is presumed dead, police said Tuesday.

Australia Australian teenager dies in devastating shark attack, nearly 100 yards from popular beach: report Queensland premier: 'For someone so young to lose their life in a shark attack is an ...

It is the first fatality from a shark attack in Sydney since 1963, but popular beaches nearby have been closed since the attack, according to ABC Australia. Local police also will be investigating.

He was counted as Australia’s seventh shark attack victim this year – an alarming spike that hasn’t been seen in the country for 86 years. Kelp Beds beach in western Australia.

Australia has now seen eight shark attack deaths in 2020, a dramatic increase from zero in 2019. The last time the country saw more than eight shark attack deaths was in 1929—91 years ago—when ...

Shark attacks in Australia are not rare, but only two people died from 33 recorded attacks across the country in 2015, according to the Taronga Conservation Society’s Australian Shark Attack File.

But according to the Times, the last fatal beach shark attack off Australia’s Gold Coast took place in 1958 at Surfer’s Paradise, about 20 miles north of Greenmount Beach.