Biologist Laura Ryan, from Australia's Macquarie University, said the predator often attacked its prey from underneath, occasionally mistaking a surfer's silhouette for the outline of a seal.
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The Move and the mourning
The little green light beeps its welcome as it has for the past I don't know how many years. Many.\"Well, that was the last time I'll clock in here,\" I thought, looking at my faded access card with barely an employee number visible. Yes, the office is moving and yes, I'm excited—but not prepared for the deep sense of loss that hit me.
Legislate spazas for the locals
I write to express my strong support for the proposal that permits for operating spaza shops in South Africa should be restricted to South African citizens.
Blame BEE for the shortage of technical skills
Cadre development and graft are also at the heart of the country's problems, writes Ediv.
Springboks finish year on high note
The Springboks capped off a wonderful year with a resounding 45-12 win over Wales in Cardiff on Saturday night, as they once again showed how much depth they have.
When the law induces joy
Now that the Nigerian princes have given up on us, you're probably receiving threatening e-mails from the people who hack your laptop camera.
Please leave our women alone
Not only should South African society hang their heads in shame, but our justice system has plenty to answer for.
Deportation 'damaging'
Inflation will rise as wages go up to attract Americans.
Helping hands for the wounded
Squeezing rubber-covered robotic prosthetic hands, Bangladesh protesters wounded during the deadly revolution to topple autocratic leader Sheikh Hasina test out replacement arms for their lost limbs.
Reopening of nuke plant stirs up past fears
The planned reopening of the Three Mile Island nuclear plant is praised as a boon for Pennsylvania and a boost for AI, but it is loathed by residents still haunted by a near-catastrophic meltdown there in 1979.
Poor nations slam R5.4trn deal
Wealthy polluters agree to chip in on climate costs.
