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A great white shark has been spotted in a lake in Australia. The shark was caught briefly by a commercial fisherman at Tuggerah Lake, and is said to be 21 feet long. The lake is a coastal lagoon north of Sydney, which is a popular destination for vacationers. Biologists are searching for the shark, to see if the claims are true.
July 10, 2008 7:38 AM | Category: Animals