A surfer attacked by a shark shares a joke on social media, asking if something is missing.

A surfer, attacked by a 3m great white shark, shares that his leg could not be saved.

July 29th 2024.

A surfer attacked by a shark shares a joke on social media, asking if something is missing.
A young surfer, Kai McKenzie, recently had a terrifying encounter with a three-metre-long great white shark while out catching some waves. The attack left him with serious injuries to his right leg, which unfortunately could not be saved. It all happened last Tuesday at North Shore Beach in Port Macquarie, and it was a truly horrifying experience for Kai.

Thankfully, an off-duty police officer happened to be on the beach with his dog and sprang into action to help Kai. He used his dog's leash as a makeshift tourniquet to stop the bleeding and get the surfer the medical attention he needed. The paramedics arrived and quickly transported Kai to John Hunter Hospital for treatment. It was a difficult and painful journey, but Kai has been surrounded by an outpouring of love and support from his community.

In a recent Instagram post, Kai shared a photo of himself with his leg in a cast and joked, "Spot something missing?" Despite the trauma he endured, he hasn't lost his sense of humor. He expressed his gratitude for the amazing people who have stood by him during this difficult time. "So good to have so many amazing people behind me," he wrote.

In another post, Kai shared a heartfelt message, saying, "To be here right now just to f–-king be able to hold my beautiful Eve and my family is everything to me." He went on to describe the terrifying experience of being attacked by the largest shark he'd ever seen and how it had scared him to his core. But he also expressed his appreciation for all the love and support he's received from kind-hearted people. "It's so cool to see so many beautiful people support me," he said.

Kai's positive attitude and determination are truly inspiring. He knows that with the support of his loved ones, he will be back in the water in no time. In fact, he's already planning his return and has a strong message for the shark that attacked him. "I'll be back in that water in no time, big f–k off to that shark and big thanks to Steve for saving my life."

The community has also rallied behind Kai, raising over $160,000 through an online fundraiser to support his rehabilitation and recovery. It's a testament to the impact he has had on those around him and the resilience of the human spirit. As Kai continues on his journey to heal and overcome this traumatic experience, we can all learn from his strength and determination.

As we look forward to the Olympic Games Paris 2024, let's also remember to cherish every moment and every opportunity to support and uplift those around us. You can catch every moment, every medal of the Games live and free on Channel 9 and 9Now. And for an ad-free and high-definition experience, tune in to Stan Sport. Let's come together as a community to celebrate the triumphs and resilience of the human spirit.

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