A whale carcass has attracted great white sharks and sparked a feeding frenzy south of Sydney. 9News
A whale carcass has attracted great white sharks and sparked a feeding frenzy off the NSW coast.
Crowds gathered at Bulli, in Wollongong south of Sydney after the carcass washed up against the rock platform on the northern side of Bulli Point.It has attracted sharks for a feeding frenzy.Last night a warning was issued to surfers and swimmers to stay clear of the area.
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