FOUR shark attacks in just two days have sparked panic along the New South Wales coast as swimmers are being urged to stay out of the water. It comes as scientists are scrambling to explain what

A man who was attacked by a bull shark at Manly would have likely died without critical units of blood he received following a swift, 10-second handover between police and paramedics likened to “F1 pit stop” on a Sydney bridge.

The boy suffered injuries "consistent with what is believed to have been a large shark,” said the NSW Police. According to News.com.au, the teenager was reportedly attacked by a shark while jumping off rocks at the end of the beach.

OYSTER BAY, N.Y. (WABC) -- Police confirmed that at least two sharks were swimming near the shore of a Long Island beach Thursday, after a lifeguard sounded an alarm of a possible shark in the water. The initial sighting came just before noon from a ...

Authorities in Australia are asking everyone to stay out of the water after four people were attacked by sharks in recent days near Sydney.

Recent shark attacks may be linked less to shark behaviour – and more to the pollutants, pesticides and parasites humans send into the ocean.