A surfer in Australia was presumed dead on Tuesday after drone footage and other signs revealed evidence of a shark attack. Steven Jeffrey Payne, 37, had been surfing at Wharton Beach on Monday when ...

Witnesses told police a surfer had been attacked by a "massive" shark in chest-deep water, per The Sydney Morning Herald. Several people are thought to have witnessed the minutes-long attack, WAtoday ...

A surfer who was attacked by a shark off the coast of Australia on Monday is presumed dead, police said Tuesday. Officials received reports of the attack around 12:10 p.m. local time on Monday ...

An Australian surfer is presumed dead after a shark attack while his girlfriend and others watched in horror, only weeks into the couple’s six-month-long dream vacation. Steven Payne ...

A 37-year-old man in Australia has been identified in the wake of what police believe to have been an attack by a 'massive ...

Witnesses heard screams before the surfer vanished following a shark attack. His surfing board, showing evidence of bite marks, was retrieved from the water later but his body remains missing.

The search resumed on Wednesday morning, with the surfboard due to be tested in the hope of identifying the species of shark responsible. The attack came just weeks into the couple’s six-month ...

WAtoday understands several people witnessed the attack at Wharton Beach in an incident that dragged on for minutes.

A surfer is missing after a suspected shark attack on a beautiful, remote beach in Western Australia. According to a SharkSmart alert, reports of a shark bite incident were received around 12:17 ...

Drone footage shot by a witness captured a shark swimming away from a large cloud of blood close to the shore. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Witnesses told police a surfer had been attacked by a "massive" shark in chest-deep water, per The Sydney Morning Herald. Several people are thought to have witnessed the minutes-long attack ...

A surfer has been reported missing after a suspected shark attack on a remote Australian beach. The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) in Western Australia said they ...