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Published on May 12, 2012

A giant shark that could be up to 20ft long has sent shockwaves across Australian beaches after a great white was nearly bitten in half.

A stunning picture shows a 10ft predator thrashing about with two massive chunks missing on either side of its body, off the Queensland coast.

Experts said its rival may be 20ft (about six metres) long, judging by the size of the huge bites.

I've heard about the big one lurking. Every surfer is always cautious over here.

Surfer Ashton Smith

The great white was savaged after it got snared on a drum line - a baited hook attached to a buoy - near North Stradbroke Island, east of Brisbane.

The wounded creature was still alive when a crew hauled it onto a boat, close to Deadman's Beach.

"It certainly opened up my eyes. I mean the shark that was caught is a substantial shark in itself," Queensland Fisheries' Jeff Krause told Australia's Daily Telegraph.

Swimmers have been warned to stay out of the water near the island.

The attack also worried many at a nearby tourist Mecca - Surfers Paradise, south of Brisbane.

Surfer Ashton Smith, 19, of the Gold Coast, told the Courier Mail: "I've heard about the big one lurking. Every surfer is always cautious over here."

Drum lines and shark nets are used to defend swimmers from sea predators, but they have been criticised for occasionally trapping migrating whales.

Fisheries minister Tim Mulherin told the Mail that the capture of the bitten shark - and the indication of a larger one feeding in the area - bolstered the decision to keep defences in place.

He added there were no special plans to hunt the attacking shark but contractors had reset the drum lines.

Huw Borland, Sky News Online

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  • adrianBT100

    Maybe megalodon

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  • algerhistogram

    that just proves that not only are orcas bigger and tougher than GWS, they are also smarter for working together

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  • Valeria Donate

    You have Lola the lollipop girl

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  • Emma Frost

    Seach for a video titled as: The megalodon still alive. The biggest shark ever seen

    Maybe this shark was attacked by another shark of that size.

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  • vicrattlehead2075

    Somebody call the SEALS the got Osama they can take him

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  • gizzy264

    ....Jaws got ate out by MEG

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  • rjravaz

    I do like GWS I think they are awesome !

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  • Wagga Vonka

    Some Orcas eats GWS liver as a deli. They stun the fish by turning them upside down before the feast.

    Orcas is the apex predator of the sea with absolute no contest - it has a brain bigger than humans, is fast like a race horse, in a body the size of a small bus.Thats not a reason not to love GWS though - both are awe inspiring creatures:)

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  • Tyson Warren

    Whoever Photoshop the shark is an idiot they could have made the bite marks look more real

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  • rjravaz

    I like great Whites too but there is no way the a GWS can beat an Orca!

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