The leg of an Australian surfer has been found on the shore of New South Wales after he was involved in a horrific shark attack.
While surfing near Port Macquarie on July 23, Kai McKenzie encountered a great white shark lurking nearby. Moments after noticing the shark’s presence, McKenzie was attacked.
Using his dog’s leash, the officer created a tourniquet to place around McKenzie’s leg, saving the young surfer’s life. Soon after the attack, locals spotted McKenzie’s leg washed up on the shore and immediately placed the detached limb on ice.
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