Great White Shark was closed in the shallow water in Australia, rescued by local residents – with an assistant of an 11-year-old

Tourist Nash Core, his 11-year-old son, a large white shark of the 10-meter, a large white shark that was covered in shallow water, acknowledged a fear when he entered the ocean on the institutional coast.

Three local men managed to return to deep water from a Gum Bank to deep water from a Gum Bank to deep water from a sand bank near the coastal city of Southern Australia.

“He was sick or … was only tired,” he said in a core from the Golden Coast in Queensland. “We have definitely got deeper water, hopefully swimming.”

Core, his wife Ash Core and his sons came across the unusual human-shark interaction while traveling around 11 and Lennox, 7th in Australia.

Nash Core decided to take a video of the trinity that struggled to move his and the parking lot into the deeper water.

“I have a little idea that I have a little thoughts, oh, why do I go here?” Core remembered on Thursday.

“When leaving, my young son, Parker, turned to me, and said … ‘My heart’s shot.’ I said, “Yes, the mine is beaten,” he added.

Three people used Crab Rakes – a garden-like tool similar to small crabs to dig from sand – to transfer sharks to deeper water when the father and son arrives.

Core said he decided to push the shark himself.

“They … He went to deeper water I thought it was not a good idea to go. This is his territory and I will be back.”

Core, rescuers later said they did not see the beach fish.

Macquarie University Nature Nature Scientist Vanessa Pirotta, when shark ropes are not shared, they said they look more on social media.

Like sharks, there may be a number of reasons, including the shark of the sea animals, including illness and injury. Pyrotta said the shark could also rejoice strawberries.

“If you see something like this, the first of human safety and above all,” said Pirotta. “You can connect with the environment … It will be suitable for someone’s arrival and help.”

A shark in Australia is rare for 27 million people since 1791, 255 deadly bite in the country Australian shark event Database.

However, Surfer was killed Last month by a shark of Australia’s southwestern. Another surfing was dead After the early January, after the Shark attack in South Australia.

There was one in 2023 disproportionate number According to the global shark database managed by the attacks in Australia, the University of Florida. But last yearAustralia, an average of 15 years of an average of 15 years of an average of nine unmarried bites.