澳洲多处海域近日出现鲨踪近两天三人被鲨鱼咬伤 海里游泳者小心！25楼更新

villa

西澳大白鲨吞噬51岁银行家



据2008年12月29日《悉尼晨锋报》报道，12月27日，在西澳首府珀斯南部Port Kennedy海边，51岁的Bankwest银行家Brian Guest与儿子在海里抓螃蟹时遭遇大白鲨，鲜血染红海面。

救援人员进行大规模搜索，只发现他的潜水服碎片，至今仍未寻获他的尸体。

同样在星期天，空中巡逻直升机在珀斯Cottesloe海滩附近海域发现一只鲨鱼；在悉尼北部Long Reef海滩一带海边，三名划艇者也遭遇一只大白鲨；在昆士兰布里斯班附近的旅游胜地North Stradbroke Island，目击者发现有30多只凶猛的broad-nosed鲨鱼。

在过去两天里，悉尼著名的Bondi Beach也曾经出现鲨鱼踪迹而疏散人群两次，不过其中一次属于误报。。。

澳洲海域盛产鲨鱼，总共有160多种，其中西澳就发现有100多种。

51岁的Brian Guest是今年第二宗被鲨鱼攻击致命个案，今年四月，16岁少年Peter Edmonds在新州远北海岸被一只大白鲨咬死。过去50年里，澳洲共有56人死于鲨鱼攻击。


海边游泳休闲，请务必严防鲨鱼！


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Fatal shark attack causes panic on Australian beaches



A fatal shark attack off the west coast of Australia on the weekend has sent panicked beachgoers into a frenzy, with numerous false alarms clearing popular beaches around the country.

Brain Guest, 51, went missing on Saturday morning while snorkelling with his son about 100ft off the beach at Port Kennedy on the south coast of Western Australia.

A two-day search by air and sea failed to find any trace of Mr Guest, who is feared to have been taken by a 14ft-long great white shark which was seen thrashing about in the water when the banker went missing.

A WA police spokesman said a search party of six boats and three helicopters found just a small piece of wetsuit believed to have belonged to Mr Guest. The search was scaled down yesterday, and police are not looking for the shark.
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Mr Guest’s family have called for the shark to be spared as the victim – an avid ocean lover who was fond of fishing and diving - believed that if he did die in the sea he would at least go doing what he loved.

Mr Guest’s brother Bill said he “loved his fishing, his diving and did everything he did with a great passion.”

Daniel Guest, 24, who was snorkelling with his father when he went missing, said his father “loved and respected the ocean environment, he was brought up on it”.

Mr Guest wrote on a fishing website forum that he did not believe in killing sharks.

“I have always had an understanding with my wife that if a shark or ocean accident caused my death then so be it, at least it was doing what I wanted,” he wrote on the Western Angler forum in 2004.

Mr Guest’s disappearance has raised the alarm at beaches all around Australia, with a spate of real – and false - shark sightings being reported by panicky beachgoers around the country.

On Sunday a shark was sighted by an air patrol 650ft off Cottesloe Beach in Perth, WA, and in Sydney three kayakers were menaced by a great white shark off Long Reef in the city’s northern beaches.

In Queensland more than 30 aggressive broad-nosed sharks were seen thrashing about in waist-deep water at North Stradbroke Island, a popular tourist spot near Brisbane.

Bondi Beach in Sydney was also evacuated twice in the past two days due to shark sirens – in one instance a stingray was mistaken for a shark. There were also alarms raised at Collaroy and Narrabeen on Sydney’s northern beaches, but one turned out to be a pod of dolphins.

Surf Life Saving Australia (SLSA), whose members patrol 400 beaches around the country, said they always put on extra patrols in an area where an attack has occurred, but were already on extra alert at this time of year because of the increase in the amount of people flocking to the beach over the summer holidays.

SLSA spokesman Sean O’Connell said there is always an increase in shark sightings after an attack as people are more conscious of what lies in the water, but sharks are also more commonly sighted during the summer months because of the warmer water and an increase in fish coming closer to shore.

Fisheries authorities have permission to kill any shark involved in a fatal attack, or one that endangers life or is found to be menacing beachgoers. However great white sharks are a protected species, and the shark believed to be involved in the disappearance of Mr Guest has left the area, so is not being searched for.

WA Fisheries senior research scientist Rory McAuley said great white sharks are a migratory species which are protected because of their depleting population.

He said it would now be impossible to find the specific shark believed to have taken Mr Guest, and if any new shark was sighted in the same area it would need to be treated as a new animal.

There are over 160 species of sharks in Australia, and more than 100 can be found in WA.

Mr Guest’s disappearance is the second fatal shark attack in Australia this year. In April 16-year-old Peter Edmonds was killed by a great white while body boarding off Ballina, on the far north coast of NSW.

According to the Australian Shark Attack File, 56 people have died in shark attacks in Australian waters in the past 50 years.

[ 本帖最后由 villa 于 2009-1-14 08:43 编辑 ]

terran

mel 海边应该安全吧？

孔武

感觉电影里才有的事情居然发生在现实中，好怕

老陶

所以，我不是BEACH person

风玲

旅游景点的海边，没有防鲨网吗？我以为像Bondi , Manly, Coogee等这些著名的旅游海滩是有防鲨网的呢。。。
我家附近的Balmoral beach是有防鲨网的，前两年当地市政府还讨论是否要撤防鲨网，因为从几十年前建了它以后，每年都花很多钱维护，但是几十年以来那里从未出现过鲨鱼。因为一个女议员的坚持---她一直强调人的生命的重要，还有可以让孩子们在海边自由玩耍，所以那个防鲨网最终还是保存下来了。市政府还是每年花钱做维护。

酷酷奇

我在海岸边看过很多海豚的，就是还没有看过鲨鱼呢。

我是老人

原帖由 风玲 于 2008-12-30 10:09 发表
旅游景点的海边，没有防鲨网吗？我以为像Bondi , Manly, Coogee等这些著名的旅游海滩是有防鲨网的呢。。。
我家附近的Balmoral beach是有防鲨网的，前两年当地市政府还讨论是否要撤防鲨网，因为从几十年前建了它以后 ...

这个女议员一定是个好妈妈.

villa

SHARK MENACE: Two crabbers say they had a close encounter with a giant shark at the same Port Kennedy beach where Brian Guest was killed on Saturday.




今天上午，在上周六51岁Brian Guest被大白鲨叼走的Port Kennedy同一海滩附近海域，又发生鲨鱼攻击小游艇事件。

小游艇上一对在夫妇发出求救信号，后来被一艘渔船救起，当时小游艇已经开始下沉。

目前尚不清楚这只大鲨鱼是否就是上周六攻击Brian Guest的那一只。



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Second shark attack at WA beach



14:00 AEST Tue Dec 30 2008  ninemsn


A shark has attacked a small dinghy with a married couple onboard at the same West Australian beach where a snorkeler was killed by a white pointer at the weekend, according to reports.

In this latest incident, the couple radioed for help after a shark attacked their 5m dinghy this morning in Port Kennedy, south of Perth, ABC News reports.

The dinghy took on water but the couple was picked up by a fisheries boat before their dinghy sank.

A Fisheries spokesman said it is not known if it is the same shark that attacked and killed 51-year-old Brian Guest off the same beach on Saturday.

terran

恐怖

villa

阿宝

谢谢vila,新闻及时又集中！

villa

Beach goers at Bronte abandon the water after sharks were sighted off the coast.





据2009年1月5日《悉尼晨锋报》报道，1月4日星期天下午，悉尼四个很受欢迎的海滩Coogee，Maroubra，Bronte和Tamarama beach因出现鲨鱼的踪迹而被关闭。


夏日海边游泳休闲千万小心了！


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Swimmers flee as sharks come for an afternoon of fishing


January 5, 2009   smh

SHARK alarms blared again yesterday afternoon as sightings of hammerhead sharks lurking close to swimmers prompted the evacuation of four of the city's most popular beaches.

People fled from the water at Coogee, Maroubra, Bronte and Tamarama after shark sightings, occurrences which surf lifesavers and environmental experts say are becoming more frequent due to the increased number of fish in the area.

Lifesaver Chris Dolman was conducting a routine boat patrol at Coogee when he spotted a hammerhead shark, between three and four metres long, just before midday.

"We tracked the shark for a little bit and noticed it was heading for seven swimmers near Wiley's Baths," he said.

The shark alarm was sounded and Mr Dolman's boat hurried to pull the swimmers from the water. "Once they heard the alarm they did get pretty panicky, as you can imagine. It was quite a way off the beach," he said.

The shark swam away but was spotted again by the Westpac Life Saver Rescue Helicopter at Maroubra beach, where it was feeding on a large squid with another hammerhead shark of less than a metre just beyond the breaking waves.

"It was circling a large squid, which was slowly being washed towards the beach," the chief pilot of the rescue helicopter, Peter Yates, said.

Lifesavers sounded the alarm at that beach before taking to boats to help the helicopter chase the shark to sea and remove the dead squid from the water.

Several hours later another hammerhead was spotted at Bronte beach about 150 metres from the shore. Shark alarms alerted swimmers at Bronte and nearby Tamarama who fled the sea until the shark had moved on.

A NSW Department of Environment and Climate Change spokesman, John Dengate, said an improvement in water quality was attracting more sharks.

"As all the pollution controls have got tighter and tighter the water quality has got better," he said. "There's more fish to eat, which means that things that eat fish like sharks are attracted to the area … Thankfully we don't have sharks as big as the ones in Western Australia. In the case of hammerheads they're not a particularly dangerous shark."

Brian Guest, 51, died at Port Kennedy, near Perth, last month, after he was reportedly attacked by a white pointer.

The improved water quality was also making spotting sharks from the rescue helicopter easier, Mr Yates said.

George Shales, from Surf Life Saving Sydney, said swimmers concerned about shark danger should "swim between the flags, stay relatively close to the shore so that if the shark alarm is activated you can move out of the water and obey surf lifesavers".

[ 本帖最后由 villa 于 2009-1-5 22:51 编辑 ]

oceangoing

小心啊！

孔武

看到那张Beac Closed的照片，想起了电影 《大白鲨》

villa

据2009年1月11日《悉尼晨锋报》报道，今天上午9点30分，距离新州远北和昆州交界处海岸70米外的海里，一名31岁冲浪者被一头鲨鱼咬中左大腿。





Surfer saw splashing before shark bite


January 11, 2009 - 3:59PM  smh

A man surfing on the far north coast of NSW saw violent splashing before being bitten on the thigh by a shark, a local lifeguard says.

Emergency services were called to Fingal Head, south of Tweed Heads, following reports a 31-year-old board rider had been attacked by a shark just before 9.30am (AEDT) on Sunday.

The man was bitten on the fleshy part of his left thigh while surfing about 70m offshore, NSW Police said.

Northern NSW lifeguard coordinator Stephen Leahy said the man, believed to be from Brisbane, was surfing at the unpatrolled South Fingal beach with three friends when he was attacked.

"Witnesses indicate that there were a number of dolphins close to the group ... and the next minute there was a violent splashing in the water," Mr Leahy told AAP.

"Then the patient realised that he'd been bitten on his leg.

"He has received a reasonable-sized bite to his upper thigh. The good news is that no major arteries or bones were destroyed."

Mr Leahy said the surfer's mates brought him ashore and used the leg rope of his surfboard as a tourniquet and applied towels and sheets to stem the bleeding.

Police said a landing zone was established on Fingal Road for the Careflight helicopter which arrived about 10am (AEDT).

The man was then flown to Gold Coast Hospital where he was in a stable condition, a Careflight spokesman told AAP.

"His wound is not life threatening," the spokesman said.

All beaches between Fingal Head and Kingscliff were closed on Sunday while another helicopter performed a precautionary sweep of the area but there was no sighting of sharks.

Primary Industries Minister Ian Macdonald said that 577 great white sharks were caught in nets along the NSW coast between 1950 and 2008.

In the past seven years, 25 have been caught in the Newcastle area, 15 in the north Sydney area and eight each in Sydney's south and the Illawarra.

Mr Macdonald said before the nets were established in 1937 there was one fatal attack each year.

"We have had only one since the 51 beaches were meshed and that was more than 50 years ago," Mr Macdonald said in a statement.

"There are no guarantees when swimming at our beautiful beaches and the fact remains you are more likely to die on the way to the beach than be taken by a shark.

"Recently we had another tragedy in Western Australia, where beaches are not netted. We do not want that in NSW."

Brian Guest was last seen snorkelling for crabs at Cote d'Azur Gardens beach off the Western Australian coast last month.

The 51-year-old's body has not been recovered but witnesses told local police they spotted a fin and also saw blood in the water at the time of the suspected attack.

[ 本帖最后由 villa 于 2009-1-12 11:10 编辑 ]

买房子啊

所以说出来行， 记得要还。 图上这个人钓大鱼无数， 最终还是被大鱼吃掉

贝贝妈妈

也就是在澳洲，要是在俺中国，早就被筒子们抓起来吃掉了。

jialiren

据说，瞎８一下的，由于鱼都给日本人炸完了，鲨鱼没得吃了，性格大变，所以开始吃人了 　　

不过，前几天　还真听见ＡＢＣ电视里是讲过，由于生态平衡遭到破坏，澳洲的鲨鱼都开始变态了，变得更易攻击人类！这倒是真的．
　澳洲很多冲浪者为了爱好也真是胆大，惨了！

villa

由于澳洲严格控制污染，近海水域的水质越来越好，滋养了更多的鱼类，诱使鲨鱼更多光顾这些水域觅食。

近期发现鲨鱼踪迹的次数明显增加。





Swimmers flee as sharks come for an afternoon of fishing


January 5, 2009  smh

SHARK alarms blared again yesterday afternoon as sightings of hammerhead sharks lurking close to swimmers prompted the evacuation of four of the city's most popular beaches.

People fled from the water at Coogee, Maroubra, Bronte and Tamarama after shark sightings, occurrences which surf lifesavers and environmental experts say are becoming more frequent due to the increased number of fish in the area.

Lifesaver Chris Dolman was conducting a routine boat patrol at Coogee when he spotted a hammerhead shark, between three and four metres long, just before midday.

"We tracked the shark for a little bit and noticed it was heading for seven swimmers near Wiley's Baths," he said.

The shark alarm was sounded and Mr Dolman's boat hurried to pull the swimmers from the water. "Once they heard the alarm they did get pretty panicky, as you can imagine. It was quite a way off the beach," he said.

The shark swam away but was spotted again by the Westpac Life Saver Rescue Helicopter at Maroubra beach, where it was feeding on a large squid with another hammerhead shark of less than a metre just beyond the breaking waves.

"It was circling a large squid, which was slowly being washed towards the beach," the chief pilot of the rescue helicopter, Peter Yates, said.

Lifesavers sounded the alarm at that beach before taking to boats to help the helicopter chase the shark to sea and remove the dead squid from the water.

Several hours later another hammerhead was spotted at Bronte beach about 150 metres from the shore. Shark alarms alerted swimmers at Bronte and nearby Tamarama who fled the sea until the shark had moved on.

A NSW Department of Environment and Climate Change spokesman, John Dengate, said an improvement in water quality was attracting more sharks.

"As all the pollution controls have got tighter and tighter the water quality has got better," he said. "There's more fish to eat, which means that things that eat fish like sharks are attracted to the area … Thankfully we don't have sharks as big as the ones in Western Australia. In the case of hammerheads they're not a particularly dangerous shark."

Brian Guest, 51, died at Port Kennedy, near Perth, last month, after he was reportedly attacked by a white pointer.

The improved water quality was also making spotting sharks from the rescue helicopter easier, Mr Yates said.

George Shales, from Surf Life Saving Sydney, said swimmers concerned about shark danger should "swim between the flags, stay relatively close to the shore so that if the shark alarm is activated you can move out of the water and obey surf lifesavers".

[ 本帖最后由 villa 于 2009-1-11 20:57 编辑 ]

villa

The young shark attack victim arrives in Hobart.


1月11日星期天下午3点45分，塔斯曼尼亚州东海岸Binalong Bay一名13岁少女在游泳时被鲨鱼咬伤右腿，被救上岸后伤势稳定。





Tassie teen attacked by shark


January 11, 2009 07:58pm  AAP

A TEENAGE girl is in a stable condition after being bitten by a shark at Binalong Bay on Tasmania's East Coast.

The 13-year-old was swimming at Binalong Bay, near St Helens, in Tasmania's north east when she was bitten on her right leg about  3.45pm on Sunday.

The Scamander girl was surfing with a family member at the time and her surf board was also bitten.

She has been flown to the Royal Hobart Hospital and is in a stable condition.

Witnesses believed the bite came from a five-metre white pointer, Tasmania Police said in a statement.

The girl was treated at the St Helens District Hospital before being flown to Hobart. It is understood she did not sustain life-threatening injuries and was bitten on the calf.

Police have begun a ground and air search for the shark in an attempt to gain further information about its position.  The beaches in and around the Binalong Bay area have been closed until further notice.
It was the second shark attack in Australia on Sunday, with a man surfing on the far north coast of NSW also bitten.
The man was in a stable condition after being bitten on the fleshy part of his left thigh while surfing about 70m offshore.

jialiren

原帖由 villa 于 2009-1-11 20:54 发表
由于澳洲严格控制污染，近海水域的水质越来越好，滋养了更多的鱼类，诱使鲨鱼更多光顾这些水域觅食。

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谢谢，color那一段，明白了，原来是水质越来越好，滋养了更多的鱼类，诱使鲨鱼更多光顾这些水域觅食。

lindalili

还是就在岸上呆着吧，太可怕了！

Allul

这些救回来的人估计再也不敢下海游泳了

黑巧克力

怎么知道哪个beach有防鲨网？谁知道Mel哪个beach有？
太可怕了！

villa

Great white at beach  Too close for comfort ... a great white shark circles learner surfers who are oblivious to the life-threatening danger that lurks just metres away.




三米长的大白鲨就在近在咫尺，学冲浪的少女们竟然毫无所知，实在是太危险了！

据2009年1月14日《每日电讯报》报道，这是上周日在新州中北部海岸著名的Blueys Beach拍到的惊人照片。

一所教冲浪的学校对鲨鱼的防范竟如此松懈！


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Great white circles learner surfers at Blueys Beach in New South Wales


January 14, 2009 12:01am  The Daily Telegraph


A SURF school owner has defended his failure to warn his class that a large shark was swimming close to teenagers on a popular New South Wales beach.

A photographer captured the moment the shark, believed to be a 3m great white, surfaced at Blueys Beach on the state's mid-north coast, near Myall Lake on Sunday.

Silvio Rodriguez was photographing other surfers near the surf school students about midday when he noticed a large shadow.

"At first I thought it was weed, but I kept an eye on it then I saw the massive fin come up," Mr Rodriguez, 31, said.

"It was only maybe 30m away from the nearest learner surfer." Former professional surfer Gary Hughes, who runs Gary Hughes Surface School of Surf and Surf Consultancy, said he was aware of the shark and had been monitoring it.

"I did not tell the students because they just would have worried," Mr Hughes, 50, said.

"It was just having a cruise, it wasn't showing attack behaviour."

Pictures: Up close and personal with killer sharks

Elsewhere in the state, Wollongong Council yesterday said it would erect a shark warning sign near the entrance to Lake Illawarra, where a man was attacked this week, while surfers were warned yesterday afternoon of a great white seen by aerial patrol near Fairy Bower at Manly.

At Tweed Heads in northern NSW, a great white shark attack left a 31-year-old male surfer with serious leg wounds on Sunday.  Another great white attack was reported on a 13-year-old girl in Tasmania on Tasmania.

servicestream

看得我心里毛毛的。。。我今天还打算去海里游泳呢，那么热！

julieliu

怎么澳洲老是出现鲨鱼attack suffer的事情啊

cityofmelbourne

原帖由 julieliu 于 2009-1-15 00:22 发表
怎么澳洲老是出现鲨鱼attack suffer的事情啊

水质越来越好，小鱼越来越多，鲨鱼就来了。