Outrage at killing of shark
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AUTHORITIES have described an attack on a spotted wobbegong shark in the Cape Byron Marine Park as ‘senseless and unwarranted’.
Marine Park manager Andrew Page said the metre-long spotted wobbegong was found washed up on Suffolk Park beach recently with a spear through its head.
Wobbegong sharks are quite harmless, spending a lot of time on the seafloor.
People caught harming marine life in a sanctuary zone face an on-the-spot-fine of $500.
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