Johannesburg, Tragic! A young man died after being attacked and bitten by a
shark along the 5-meter giant. 20-year-old man was attacked by a shark while surfing
at one of the cool beach in Cape Town, South Africa (South Africa).
David Lillienfeld when it was surfing with his brother, Gustav, at Kogel Bay beach resort area. Suddenly came a great white shark approached them and attacked David. Seeing a shark attacked his brother, Gustav tried his best to draw his brother into the mainland.
Although successfully brought to the beach by her brother, David's life can not be saved. Champion surfer was eventually died before paramedics arrived to the scene.
"The victim suffered amputation of his right foot on the whole, starting from the bottom of the pelvis, when he was surfing with her sister and her friends. No other bites, lacerations or other wounds on the bodies of the victims - broke his right leg and cut his leg has not been found, "said a spokeswoman for the National Maritime Rescue Institute, Craig Lambinon,
Eyewitnesses at the site said she saw a great white shark with a length of about 4-5 meters attacking David. In fact, after 6 tail shark attacks seen the same type exist in the waters of the scene.
Meanwhile, according to the Daily Mail, shark attacks are triggered by the activities undertaken by the National Geographic documentary that was recorded in the region. Reported that they deliberately attract the sharks to come closer to the shallow area to be recorded.
Local public mention of the National Geographic is very dangerous to public safety. Why, in the coastal areas of Cape Town is often used as a favorite surfing location.
David Lillienfeld when it was surfing with his brother, Gustav, at Kogel Bay beach resort area. Suddenly came a great white shark approached them and attacked David. Seeing a shark attacked his brother, Gustav tried his best to draw his brother into the mainland.
Although successfully brought to the beach by her brother, David's life can not be saved. Champion surfer was eventually died before paramedics arrived to the scene.
"The victim suffered amputation of his right foot on the whole, starting from the bottom of the pelvis, when he was surfing with her sister and her friends. No other bites, lacerations or other wounds on the bodies of the victims - broke his right leg and cut his leg has not been found, "said a spokeswoman for the National Maritime Rescue Institute, Craig Lambinon,
Eyewitnesses at the site said she saw a great white shark with a length of about 4-5 meters attacking David. In fact, after 6 tail shark attacks seen the same type exist in the waters of the scene.
Meanwhile, according to the Daily Mail, shark attacks are triggered by the activities undertaken by the National Geographic documentary that was recorded in the region. Reported that they deliberately attract the sharks to come closer to the shallow area to be recorded.
Local public mention of the National Geographic is very dangerous to public safety. Why, in the coastal areas of Cape Town is often used as a favorite surfing location.
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