The search for a missing surfer is now a recovery surgery after evidence of bitter traces found on the surfing board.
Australian police have confirmed that the Surfer who has disappeared “has been” taken by a shark “after teams for the search and rescuer have pulled a cluster for surfing wiped with” bitter traces “in the attack area.
The Australian media was identified as 37-year-old Steven Payne-Mora’s dog was belittled while surfing on Wharton Beach in West Australia’s remote area, police said late Tuesday.
In recent months, it has been marking the fourth attack on the fatal sea.
“I can confirm that our quest is a recovery, not a rescue,” said Western Australia Sergeant Christopher Taylor, noting that the surfra body was not recovered.
“A surfing board was taken out of the water with evidence of bite,” police in Western Australia announced in a separate statement on Tuesday.
According to media reports, a shark was noticed only a few moments before the attack on Wharton Beach from the beach and the screams were heard from the area where the man surfed around noon.
The 7news Australian network said the victim was in water deep chest about 50 meters (164 feet) from the coast with two other surfers when attacked. Police said other surfers couldn’t do anything to help.
In February, a shark killed a 17-year-old girl swimming from East Australia Island, while the 28-year-old Surfer was fatally bitten in southern Australia a month earlier.
On December 28, the shark bite the 40-year-old man in his neck as he left Queensland.
