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Snorkeller’s ordeal after shark attack
A man attacked by a small shark off Newcastle yesterday swam 300 metres, walked to his car and drove to a local surf club to get help with the shark still attached to his leg. The wobbegong, or carpet shark, attacked 22-year-old Luke Tresoglavic on Tuesday as he was snorkelling on a reef off Caves Beach, south of Newcastle. Tresoglavic said yesterday that when the 60-centimetre shark attacked him, he "instantly grabbed hold of it with both hands to stop it shaking". "I just realised I had to swim in like that, hanging on to it," he told the Sydney Morning Herald. "Once I got onto shore, a couple of people tried to help me but I couldn’t remove it. It was stuck there. "So I got up into my car and then drove to the clubhouse and luckily the guys down there knew what to do."


Editors Note: A 'Wobbegong' (sometimes known as a carpet shark) shark is a small docile shark. The above situation is unusual to say the least, and the most dangerous point was the possible side to side shaking. Even with a small shark this has the potential to cause injury. I have seen many of these sharks whilst scuba diving, have photographed them ,and 'patted' their backs.