Warning after whale carcass attracts sharks
Authorities have warned beachgoers in Albany, on Western Australia’s south coast, to exercise caution after sharks were attracted to the area by a whale carcass.
Middleton beach has been closed until the carcass can be removed.
The Department of Fisheries said a great white shark tagged by the State Government’s shark-monitoring network was detected in the area nine times in less than four hours.
Surf Life Saving WA has warned people to avoid swimming in the area.
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