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Video of 4m tiger shark beheading prompts call for change
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- An expert has called for limits to the size of sharks that can be legally caught in WA.
- A video of a decapitated tiger shark has prompted calls for better protective measures.
- The sharks were attracted to an Albany fishing spot after a whale carcass washed up earlier in the week.
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An expert has called for limits to the size of sharks that can be legally caught in WA. (Facebook)
A video of a decapitated tiger shark has prompted calls for better protective measures.
The sharks were attracted to an Albany fishing spot after a whale carcass washed up earlier in the week.
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