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BiteMetrix Report
BiteMetrix reports provide surfers and beachgoers with “at a glance”
illustrations that show areas with increased risk of shark-human interaction.
BiteMetrix reports identify areas of risk by tracking upwelling events and other oceanographic factors that occur along the Australian coastline. These events produce ocean environments favourable for the presence of increased marine life, including larger marine predators responsible for most of shark-human interactions in Australian waters.
Simply select “Get Reports” and scroll down to choose your section of coastline to know what is going on under the surface before you paddle out.
"Global shark bite deaths doubled in 2023 with 40% occurring in Australia"
Study finds ‘unprovoked’ attacks were more common for surfers than swimmers
The Guardian
"Six white shark attacks in South Australia in the last 12 months – four on surfers, three of them fatal, two of them in Elliston – have created a collective unease among local surfers and anyone down there who’s in the ocean regularly"
Sean Doherty - Surfline
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