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UPDATE: Safe ocean return for St Mike’s shark [WATCH]

The youngster used live bait to catch the shark.

The little shark that’s been trapped in the St Mike’s tidal pool for the past few days is now safely back in the ocean, unharmed.

ORIGINAL STORY: Shark found trapped in St Mike’s tidal pool

According to reports on social media, a youngster caught the shark yesterday late yesterday.

He caught the shark using a fishing rod and live bait, with lifeguards assisting him in getting it to the sea.

It’s believed the baby grey shark was caught by an angler who released it in the pool.

Those who helped get the shark safely back to its natural habitat were praised for their efforts.

On a lighter note, Marcus Bengsch (owner of St Mike’s beachfront restaurant C-Bali) said the shark had attracted people to the beach, those curious to have a closer look, creating a bit of a vibe.

He said the shark had seemed to be enjoying itself in the pool, and that having it around had been quite fun.

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David Rush

David Rush is the editor, having been with the company for more than 30 years. He's seen it all, from the progression from black and white photos to the current advancements in digital and social media. He started as a sports journalist and still keeps his hand in, writing about any sport but particularly cricket, golf and tennis. Over the years he wrote and all topics and covered all the beats at various times. He still plays all those sports, and is a long-suffering Liverpool and Proteas fan.
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