Swimmer missing after being bitten by ‘great white’ shark in front of terrified children in boat off Australian coast

A SWIMMER is missing after being attacked by a shark. Eyewitnesses at the horrific scenes at an Australian beach said the “massive” beast was more than six feet long. EPASearch crews have been deployed at the beach[/caption] EPAEyewitnesses said the shark was ‘massive’[/caption] Tragically, the swimmer is still missing following the chaotic scenes at Port Beach in Perth, Western Australia this morning. He is believed to be an adult male. Authorities suggested that there may have even been two sharks, but this has not been confirmed. And it is feared a group of young boys in a dinghy may have witnessed the horrific attack, ABC reported. Most read in News CHANNEL CRISIS Record 853 migrants make it to UK in 1 day sparking huge new row with France STRIPPED Harry banned from wearing military uniform when dishing out awards to war heroes BEST OF THE LOTTO Scratchcard odds REVEALED: the best five cards to scoop a prize PURE EVIL Bedsit Killer David Fuller's wife reveals horror at sick crimes and ends marriage HOW MANY MORE? Urgent hotline for families who fear Bedsit Killer raped dead loved ones BYE BAE Salt Bae to LEAVE London after storm over £1.4k steaks & restaurant 'ruled by fear' Acting Inspector Emma Barnes of the Western Australia Police Force said: “I can say that the actions of the witnesses were heroic and very brave, for getting everyone else in the water out of the water and notifying everyone of what was happening.” Three St John’s Ambulances, a rescue boat and a police helicopter are at the scene as a desperate search for the missing swimmer is ongoing, 9News said. A spokesperson for St John’s Ambulance WA said they had received a call at 10.03am of a shark bite. Lifeguards were earlier seen hurrying other beachgoers out of the water. One eyewitness told West Australian a man came “flying” over to him, screaming that he had seen a “massive shark”. Ivana Busic said: “I was in the area surfing when the alarm went off and we heard there was a shark in the water. “Everyone ran out of the water. I am pretty shocked.” Other witnesses suggested the beast may have been a great white. The beach remains closed as well as nearby Leighton and Cottesloe beaches. EPAPolice and ambulances are at the scene[/caption] We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun news desk? Email us at exclusive@the-sun.co.uk or call 0207 782 4104. You can WhatsApp us on 07423 720 250. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours. Click here to get The Sun newspaper delivered for FREE for the next six weeks.