Not much surprises Ash Jenner in his work, but even the young lifeguard was stunned after a pregnant tiger shark was washed his local beach.
The resident of North Stradbroke Island helped not only save the monster four meters shark, but also helped to give birth to four puppies on the coast.
The pregnant shark washed on Friday morning on the main beach in Queensland after a steel drum line.
Jenner, 21, patroled that day on the beach and quickly came into action.
“I thought Holy F *** is a big shark,” he told Daily Mail Australia.
'We saw the drumline on the beach and went down and we saw a four -meter tiger shark that was really pregnant.
'It already had [given birth to] Two puppies on the beach and they swam around and were fine, but the shark was quite lifeless. '
Pauly Debono of the Quandamooka Land & Sea Management Agency was also present to cut the drumline hook out of the mouth of the shark.
The pregnant tiger shark gave birth to four puppies during the dramatic rescue on the main beach
The shark seemed to have been bitten by a steel drumline and was caught (photo)
The natural rescuer and Mr. Jenner, together with his lifeguard brother Zane, worked together to push the gigantic shark back into the ocean.
“Paul took the hook out of his mouth and we rolled it in. We tried to drag him in, but it was about 600 kg, “said Mr. Jenner.
'While we rolled it back, another baby popped out. I didn't think [mother] Would make it, but it swam away and survived.
“It's a bit scary that there are sharks. The mother came to life quite a bit and we got away there. We would not hang around. '
Mr Debono said he felt so blessed to get the chance to help our precious, beautiful animals in the wild and save in a message to Facebook.
“Woohoo shouts enormously for all the guys who helped us get this beautiful tiger shark mama 3metres plus back in the water after being attached to a shark bouy on the rear beach,” he wrote.
'With the great eastern during [the] Rescue She dived out four puppies, all puppies and mama were returned to the ocean without bling.
“I personally feel so blessed that I have the chance to help and save our precious beautiful animals in the wild, our wild animals really fluctuate.”
Pauly Debono of the Quandamooka Land & Sea Management Agency can be seen in two of the four Tiger Shark -puppies born on the coast in Main Beach in Queensland
The local population of Queensland was quickly assigned the heroic rescue.
“I said it before and I'll say it again Pauly. You are Straddie's personal cousin of Steve Irwin, “wrote one person.
'Fantastic! So happy that you could save the mother and babies, another said.
Jenner said it was the biggest shark he had seen in more than 20 years.
“We had a tiger shark of similar size two summers ago, but it was certainly bigger and thicker,” he said.
Rangers brought the Tiger Shark -puppies from another beach.
