00:02Or as apex predators circle.
00:08Fins break through the whitewash barely 5 metres from the sand at City Beach.
00:13And these are just the small ones drawn to the whale carcass.
00:17The surf life saving helicopter sighting a 5 metre great white.
00:25Pretty impressive. Yeah, a couple of big sharks swimming around.
00:29This is where we always come to go swimming and what not, so it's not very good.
00:33The dead humpback whale washing ashore around 7.30 this morning.
00:37Beaches close from Swanbourne to Floriate.
00:40But that didn't stop hundreds flocking to the sand for the public holiday spectacle.
00:45The smell over there is really gross. It smells like rotten fish.
00:50We love the ocean very much so this is a big part of our lifestyle being in the ocean.
00:54So seeing a creature like this wash up is unusual and exciting.
00:57The town of Cambridge is now working out how to dispose of this carcass.
01:02Their options drag it out to sea or bury it in landfill.
01:07We need to investigate the status of that carcass and develop a series of options of how to dispose of
01:11it.
01:12What the town is really emphasising that people should not swim in this area at all or even take their
01:16dogs out.
01:17The shark activity around 14 kilometres south of where swimmer Greg O'Neill was killed 10 days ago.
01:24That was the third fatal shark attack in the state this year.
01:27The bow is not looking for that animal and that it does not whirl all the rocks as well.
01:30The touch of the wind is very small, but before we lift them out, they know how to either can
01:31stand on the island and save the cliff.
01:31So there are three other animals that can stop drinking battle in the state from frightening places.
