A bull shark likely behind fatal attack of 16-year-old girl swimming in a river, say authorities

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A bull shark likely behind fatal attack of 16-year-old girl swimming in a river, say authorities

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Published 05 Feb 2023

Bull sharks often frequent river systems that brings them into contact with humans. Alastair Pollock Photography/Getty Authorities in Perth, Western Australia, believe that a bull shark is responsible for a fatal attack. 16-year-old Stella Berry was killed in the Swan River in Perth. Bull sharks,…

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A bull shark likely behind fatal attack of 16-year-old girl swimming in a river, say authorities

A bull shark likely behind fatal attack of 16-year-old girl swimming in a river, say authorities

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