The swimmer spent his final minutes calling for help and trying to fight off the great white shark before it ate him alive.
A video of a horrific attack by a great white shark on a man that occurred in Sydney for the first time in 60 years has appeared on the Web.
It is reported by the Daily Mail.
Shark attacked man on Little Bay beach while hunting. Many people witnessed the fatal attack. The swimmer spent his final minutes calling for help and trying to fight off the great white shark before it ate him alive.
Frightened bystanders were left only helplessly watching what was happening. According to eyewitnesses, the predator literally tore its prey into two parts in a few seconds.
The shocking footage shows how a predator drags its prey under water, and the sea turned red with blood. “Someone just got eaten by a shark. Oh man! Oh no! This is crazy. It's a great white shark,” shouts one of the fishermen in the footage.
Attention! Video contains violent footage
“The video clearly shows that half of the body was eaten by a shark,” the police officer said. Remains of the body were found by rescuers.
According to 9 News Australia, the victim of the killer shark was 35-year-old diving instructor Simon Nellist, who regularly swam on the beach.
Recall that in the United States, a surfer died from a shark attack.
