Woman killed and man critically injured in rare double shark attack

Tourist killed in NSW shark attack, another seriously injured | ABC NEWS

Woman killed and man critically injured by shark on NSW Mid North Coast | ABC NEWS

The beach has been closed as experts from the Department of Primary Industries work to establish the species of shark involved. The department tagged and released a 2.6m tiger shark at Burgess Beach in Forster, 70km from Kylies Beach, at about 10.50am on Wednesday. A police spokesperson confirmed drum lines may be deployed in a bid to catch the shark responsible for Thursday's attack. Surrounding beaches will be closed for at least 24 hours while Surf Life Saving NSW deploys drones to locate the

Giant fossil Megalodon vertebrae from possibly the greatest shark tooth collection in the world, the private collection of Dr. Gordon Hubbell. While sharks are made up of cartilage, their vertebrae were some of the most dense cartilage and can still be found as fossils. However, finding a Megalodon vertebrae like this is very rare

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