New Zealand swimmer Adam Strange killed in shark attack. Police opened fire at water creature

A giant shark allegedly having up to 5 meter in length fatally injured swimmer Adam Strange in the waters off Muriwai Beach near Auckland, New Zealand. The shark vanished after being targeted by gunshots fired from rescue boats that arrived on the spot to help the victim.

The beach was temporarily closed following the dramatic incident that emerged on Wednesday 27 February 2013. Deadly shark attacks are seen as rare incidents as just a dozen took place in the past 200 years in New Zealand.

Fisherman Pio Mose claims to have seen the swimmer fighting off the “enormous” shark. Mose advised the swimmer to get to some rocks nearby, but there wasn’t enough time for that as the predator moved faster in its habitat.

“All of a sudden there was blood everywhere,” Mose said. “… I was shaking, scared, panicked.”

According to police reports, the victim was swimming about 200 meters from the beach when the shark popped up. Police used inflatable surf-lifesaving boats and fired gunshots at the shark.

“It rolled over and disappeared,” police office Shawn Rutene said. It is not known yet whether the shark was hit or not.

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It is estimated that around 200 beachgoers witnessed the moment when tragedy struck.

Authorities have not said a work about the species of shark that carried out the attack, however according to expert Clinton Duffy, New Zealand seems to be an attraction for great white shark as well as other fatal species.

Duffy said that only 12 to 14 people have died in shark attack incidents in New Zealand since record-keeping started around 1830.

Video: Deadly shark attack off New Zealand coast