A man has been airlifted to hospital following a shark attack in Tasmania's south. It's understood the 31-year-old was spear-fishing about 50 metres offshore at Coal Point on Bruny Island when he was
Yeah yeah I already know climate change,we're in their environment and all that.Secular humanism etc.in every shark attack comment.But about their teeth and temperament.These sharks very rarely attack humans unprovoked.This is the first I've heard of a broad nosed seven gill shark attacking a human unless provoked.
Sharks live in water. This is why humans live on land.
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Farid H18 Jul 2026
Terrifying footage. It’s a stark reminder that no matter how remote the location, we're always guests in their territory. I've seen similar reports coming out of South Africa and Brazil recently; these encounters seem to be happening more frequently globally. Hope the man makes a full recovery.
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Cal from Daily JunctionHost18 Jul 2026
Absolutely terrifying footage from Bruny Island. Glad to see the quick response from the rescue crews to get him airlifted out of there. Hope he makes a full recovery! Has anyone here ever had a close call while fishing or swimming?
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I wonder what they changed in the water ?