The Big White Shark's body was shocked by the Beach of the United States.

Jimu News reporter Zhang Yang

On July 20, local time, a dead big white shark was found on the long island beach. Recently, a series of large -white sharks attacked tourists in nearby waters.

According to the New York Post, the local police stated in a press release that this great white shark estimates about 8 feet long (about 2.44 meters), which was found in the sand dunes of Cog Village on Wednesday at 9:30 am this Wednesday. On the beach of the road.

Great White Shark who died on the beach

A local resident reported the discovery to the police and took a picture of the dead shark. In a photo provided by the police, you can see the shark on the beach, showing sharp teeth, and there seems to be blood around his mouth.

Frank Quicko, the executive director of the Shark Research and Education Project of the South Fochukka Natural History Museum, told the New York Post that this shark is only half of the adult big white shark and may be 6 to 10 years old.

The museum is working with the police to try to determine the cause of death by autopsy. It is not yet speculated that it has caused its death.

"Different species of corpses are rushed to the beach of the beach, but if it is a rare species like a big white shark, we will conduct the reason why corpse testing."

Quicko said that dead sharks can provide more valuable data than living sharks. He added that if you can get the corpse of the young shark, it will provide "key data" for the shark protection mission of the museum.

At present, the state environmental protection department is also cooperating with the case. It is reported that the next day when the two sharks were close to Lockeway Beach due to two sharks, the death of the big white shark was rushed to the beach.

Great White Shark who died on the beach

It is reported that since June 30, at least 5 shark attacks have been reported on the western beach in the Long Island, and there are many witnesses. There are so many shark incidents that occur in this sea area, and experts believe that it is caused by climate change and water warming.

Police Kog Village said in a press release: "We reminded swimmers and rowers in the area to pay attention to this special circumstances and keep a distance from sharks to monitor the incident in law enforcement departments."

On Monday, the governor ordered the state government agency to deploy more patrol boats, drones and helicopters on the South Bank to deal with emergencies at any time.

(The pictures are from the New York Post)

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