DPIRD issues shark advice after dolphin carcasses reported by Parks and Wildlife officers off Albany harbour
Authorities in Albany have issued a shark warning following the discovery of dolphin carcasses near Princess Royal Harbour. The public is advised to exercise caution and monitor local beach safety resources.
Why it matters
Public safety warnings are critical for preventing human-wildlife conflicts and ensuring recreational safety in coastal areas.
A shark advice was issued for Albany’s Princess Royal Harbour on Wednesday morning after dolphin carcasses were spotted at Melville Point. The deceased mammals were reported by Parks and Wildlife Service officers at 9.05am and are believed to be part of the pod urged back to sea by members of the public on Tuesday.
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