An Australian girl was bitten by a shark while swimming on the beach, and the scene was bloody.
It was reported that at about 11:30 yesterday (14 January), a 15-year-old girl in Perth and her friend were swimming near North Cottesloe Beach when they entered the water and felt something stumble on their feet. But there is nothing underwater on the surface of the water.
When she tried to remove something from her feet, she realized that she seemed to be sucked in by something.
But it was not until she got ashore that she realized that her feet had been bitten by something, and that she had shed a lot of blood.
While walking, it also felt as if a piece of meat had been bitten off.
High-energy warning ahead!
Because there were no lifeguards on the beach, the girl and her friends had to call relatives for help.
Then the girl was taken to the hospital and the wound on her foot was sewn with seven stitches!
The doctor told her that the injury to her foot might have been bitten by a shark.
The wobbegong shark, which can be up to 3 metres long, is commonly found in coastal shallow waters.
Marine experts say the shark is usually not aggressive but bites very much.
The girl was lucky that she was only slightly bitten by a shark and warned other swimmers to be careful.
