AUSTRALIAN SURFER LOSES LEG TO SHARK, LEG WASHES UP ON SHORE

The severed leg of a surfer who was attacked by a shark has washed up on an Australian beach, with doctors now racing to see if it can be reattached. Kai McKenzie, 23, was surfing near Port Macquarie in New South Wales on Tuesday, when a 10-foot great white shark bit him, taking his leg. He managed to catch a wave into shore, where an off-duty police officer used a dog leash as a makeshift tourniquet to stem his bleeding. McKenzie was rushed to a hospital. Meanwhile, his leg washed up a short time later. It was put on ice by locals before being taken to hospital, where a medical team was trying to figure out if it could be reattached.
* The sea was hungry that day, my friend.
* Shark bites a guy’s leg off and doesn’t even eat it? That’s just mean.
* Ticked off by Shark Week?
* You’ve heard of getting your sea legs? Well, here you go.
* It’s Australia – are they sure it was his?