A woman is recovering after a shark attack in the shallow waters of Kabeljauws Beach in Jeffreys Bay, Eastern Cape. Jeffreys Bay Online reports that the attack occurred in the shallow water. Though there is no expert confirmation, the doctor who treated the patient believes it was possibly a Raggie shark.
The incident took place at Kabeljauws beach in the shallow water. The woman was transported by Private Care Ambulance for treatment. The experts are still investigating the species of the shark, but the doctor who treated the patient believes it was a Raggie shark.
Shark attacks can happen in any coastal area. To avoid such incidents, follow these tips by Taylor Cunningham, a marine biologist, and shark conservationist:
Shark attacks can be avoided by following these tips. Be aware of your surroundings and take necessary precautions before entering the water.
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