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16-Foot Great White Triggers Feeding Frenzy Just Yards From Perth Beach Crowd (Video)

16-Foot Great White Triggers Feeding Frenzy Just Yards From Perth Beach Crowd

By · Published September 30, 2026  01:30 UTC · Updated September 30, 2026  01:30 UTC

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A 16-Foot Great White Shark was spotted just yards from a Perth beach crowd, triggering a feeding frenzy. This incident comes after a dead whale carcass washed up on the beach, which is believed to be attracting sharks to the area.

The authorities are working out who will pay for the removal of the whale carcass, which has shut down the beach and posed a threat to beachgoers. The incident has raised concerns about public safety and the potential for more shark sightings in the coming weeks, with experts warning that the scent of the dead whale could draw predators to the area for weeks.

The authorities have not yet announced any plans to mitigate the situation or provide additional safety measures for beachgoers. The beach remains closed until the whale carcass is removed, and beachgoers are advised to exercise caution when the beach reopens.

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Why is the beach closed?

The beach is closed until the whale carcass is removed

Will the authorities provide additional safety measures?

No plans have been announced

How long will the shark scent attract predators?

Experts warn that the scent could draw predators to the area for weeks

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Perth Great White Shark Whale Carcass Beach Closure Public Safety

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