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Woman saves swimmer from shark in Western Australia

Monday 12th May, 05:11 AM JST

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  • PuffinMuffin at 11:18 AM JST - 12th May

    wow, agile, brave woman.

  • Hughgarse at 11:27 AM JST - 12th May

    very rare to have a shark attack when dolphins are around...

  • adaydream at 12:10 PM JST - 12th May

    She's definately a hero.

  • PuffinMuffin at 12:17 PM JST - 12th May

    "very rare to have a shark attack when dolphins are around"

    He thought the shark was a dolphin:

    http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=560947

  • Nessie at 03:30 PM JST - 12th May

    Lucas told the paper she concentrated on getting the injured Cull and herself the 80 meters back to the sand before the shark, believed to be a four-meter white pointer, returned.

    Good for her, but it's unlikely the shark would have been returning.

  • smithinjapan at 05:05 PM JST - 12th May

    Good job! Nice to read stories like this when there's so much negative out there.

  • Everton2 at 10:20 PM JST - 12th May

    That is just the Aussie way. I suspect she has been swimming since she was 3 and is probably a very strong swimmer. Most Aussies are use to the water and have spent a lot of time in it growing up. That she jump in there and pulled the guy out is not so unusual down=under

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