Hydera, Israel (AP) – On Tuesday, Israeli police were roaming water off the Mediterranean coast in the country for a swimmer that they were afraid to attack by a shark, in an area that witnessed decades for decades of close confrontation between marine predators and beach members who are sometimes searching for them.
Endebar threatened shark shivering and Sandbar He was swimming near the area for yearsAttracting spectators approaching sharks and extracting from the conservative groups of salads to separate people from wild animals.
Nature groups say these warnings were not flooded, and on Monday, the police were forced to launch a research after receiving reports that a swimmer was attacked by a penny on a beach near the Israeli city of Hadira.
On Tuesday, the beach was closed near Hadera, where search teams at sea looked at boat and underwater equipment for the swimmer. The man’s identity was not immediately known, but the Israeli media said he went to swim with sharks.
The Israelis flocked in large numbers on the beach within a week that lasts, as they shared water with dozens of sharks or more. Some people withdrew from sharks, while others threw the fish to eat. Mental sharks can extend 4 meters in length (13 feet) and weigh about 350 kilograms (750 pounds). Sandbar sharks are smaller, growing to about 2.5 meters (8 feet) and 100 kilograms (220 pounds).
Yijil bin Ari, head of the force of the marine guard in Israel, said it is not known how the man believes that he was attacked by sharks, but he said that the public is responsible for realizing that he should not enter the water, and certainly should not touch or play with sharks.
A single video clip showed by the Israeli media to share a shark swimmer preceded to bathe in the deep waters.
“What a huge penny!” The man screams a photography, as the shark approaches. “Stand up! It is coming towards us!”
“Don’t move!” He asks a boy standing close, replied, “I am leaving.”
Then the man asks, “What, are you afraid of sharks?”
The behavior, some of which were the photographer of Associated Press two days before the attack, in the face of the advice of parks and nature for not approaching sharks.
“Like every wild animal, the behavior of sharks may be unexpected,” the authority said in a statement.
This will just be the third registered shark attack in Israel, according to Ben Arie. One person was killed in an attack in the 1940s.
The area was attracted, as the warm waters issued by the power plant near the sea flow for years, for years of tens of sharks between October and May. Bin Ari said that swimming is prohibited in the area, but the swimmers enter water anyway.
“It was appropriate to take steps to preserve and organize public safety, but over the years the chaos developed in the region,” said an environmental group of nature protection in Israel.
She said that fishermen, boats, divers and diving are dangerously intersecting with a wild animal “that they are not used to being around crowds of people.”
Speck said other steps to prevent similar accidents, such as appointing a safe area in terms of people can see sharks without swimming near them.
On Monday, the Israeli authorities closed the beach and others.
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Goldenberg of Jerusalem mentioned.
