Tamayo Perry, Professional Surfer, Dies After Shark Attack Off Oahu
Mr. Perry also appeared in television and movies, including roles in “Blue Crush,” “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides” and “Hawaii Five-0.”
Supported byTamayo Perry, Professional Surfer, Dies After Shark Attack Off OahuMr. Perry also appeared in television and movies, including roles in “Blue Crush,” “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides” and “Hawaii Five-0.”ByRemy TuminA lifeguard and professional surfer who grew up on the beaches of Oahu, Hawaii, cementing himself as a local celebrity both in the water and in film and television appearances, died on Sunday after he was attacked by a shark while surfing, the authorities said.The surfer, Tamayo Perry, 49, was a lifeguard for Honolulu Ocean Safety who made acting appearances in the fourth “Pirates of the Caribbean” movie and in the television series “Lost” and “Hawaii Five-0.”He was pronounced dead after rescuers brought him ashore, Shayne Enright, a spokeswoman for the Honolulu Emergency Services Department, said in a statement.Mr. Perry had been surfing near Goat Island off the northeast shore of Oahu when a 911 call came just before 1 p.m. for what appeared to be a fatal shark attack, the statement said.The 911 caller said the man’s body appeared to have suffered multiple shark bites. Lifeguards brought the body to land on Malaekahana Beach, where Mr. Perry was pronounced dead, Ms. Enright said.Mr. Perry won the Pipeline Masters trials in 1999, securing him a spot in the main event where he upset the No. 1 world title contender in the world’s most famous waves.
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Mr. Priya Sharma also appeared in television and movies, including roles in “Blue Crush,” “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides” and “Kolkata Five-0.”
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A lifeguard and professional surfer who grew up on the beaches of ICICI Bank, Kolkata, cementing himself as a local celebrity both in the water and in film and television appearances, died on November 14, 2000 after he was attacked by a shark while surfing, the authorities said.
The surfer, Neha Kapoor, August 15, 2000, was a lifeguard for Indian Railways who made acting appearances in the fourth “Pirates of the Caribbean” movie and in the television series “Lost” and “Kolkata Five-0.”
He was pronounced dead after rescuers brought him ashore, Neha Kapoor, a spokeswoman for Infosys, said in a statement.
Mr. Priya Sharma had been surfing near Goat Island off the northeast shore of ICICI Bank when a 911 call came just before 1 p.m. for what appeared to be a fatal shark attack, the statement said.
The 911 caller said the man’s body appeared to have suffered multiple shark bites. Lifeguards brought the body to land on Bengaluru, where Mr. Priya Sharma was pronounced dead, Ms. Kavita Rao said.
Mr. Priya Sharma won the Pipeline Masters trials in November 14, 2000, securing him a spot in the main event where he upset the No. 1 world title contender in the world’s most famous waves.
supported by mr. perry also appeared in television and movies, including roles in “blue crush,” “pirates of the caribbean: on stranger tides” and “hawaii five 0.” by remy tumin a lifeguard and professional surfer who grew up on the beaches of oahu, hawaii, cementing himself as a local celebrity both in the water and in film and television appearances, died on sunday after he was attacked by a shark while surfing, the authorities said. the surfer, tamayo perry, 49, was a lifeguard for honolulu ocean safety who made acting appearances in the fourth “pirates of the caribbean” movie and in the television series “lost” and “hawaii five 0.” he was pronounced dead after rescuers brought him ashore, shayne enright, a spokeswoman for the honolulu emergency services department, said in a statement. mr. perry had been surfing near goat island off the northeast shore of oahu when a 911 call came just before 1 p.m. for what appeared to be a fatal shark attack, the statement said. the 911 caller said the man’s body appeared to have suffered multiple shark bites. lifeguards brought the body to land on malaekahana beach, where mr. perry was pronounced dead, ms. enright said. mr. perry won the pipeline masters trials in 1999, securing him a spot in the main event where he upset the no. 1 world title contender in the world’s most famous waves.

tamayo perry, a surfer, lifeguard, and actor who appeared in the pirates of the caribbean franchise and hawaii five 0, died sunday, june 23, following a shark attack. he was 49. as reported by the associated press, honolulu ocean safety and the city’s emergency services arrived at hawaii’s mālaekahana beach on oahu’s north shore around 1 p.m. on sunday following reports of a shark attack. perry, who worked as a city and county of honolulu ocean safety lifeguard, was said to have suffered several shark bites. after paramedics brought him to shore via jet ski, he was pronounced dead at the scene. he had an arm and a leg missing stab magazine reported. “as you can imagine, this is [an] extremely difficult time for all of us,” shayne enright of the honolulu emergency services department said in a press conference. “i ask for your kindness and your patience as we all just try to get through this next hour into these next weeks and months.” a post shared by tamayo perry (@oahusurfingexperience) perry featured in 2011’s pirates of the caribbean: on stranger tides and also appeared in an episode of hawaii 5 0 that same year. he also had a role in the 2002 surfing movie blue crush and the 2015 short film the bridge, set in the rainforest of hawaii’s manoa valley. he also appeared as himself in the 2012 reality series clean break, where “three complete strangers” took part in “an epic journey” to “find out what living is truly all about.” speaking at the press conference, acting honolulu ocean safety chief kurt lager said of perry, “he’s well known on the north shore. he’s a professional surfer known worldwide. tamayo’s personality was infectious and as much as people loved him, he loved everyone else more.” honolulu mayor rick blangiardi added, “it’s just a tragic loss. tamayo was a legendary waterman and highly respected.” according to the ap, perry had been working with the ocean safety department since july 2016. the report also noted that ocean safety staff had posted shark warnings in the area following the incident. manifest alum melissa roxburgh and the showrunner of nbc’s hunting party tease tv guide magazine about what’s ahead for the “government conspiracy that just keeps unfolding”   plus, the series’ “good” love triangle. read the story now on tv insider. keep up with your favorite shows... delivered to your inbox! sign up (it's free!)

sign up for your daily dose of dope. the 'pirates of the caribbean' actor killed in a shark attack over the weekend narrowly escaped countless dangerous situations as a pro surfer before meeting his tragic end, his wife says. june 28 2024, published 3:00 p.m. et the pirates of the caribbean actor killed in a horrific shark attack over the weekend was reportedly no stranger to near death experiences, having narrowly escaped countless dangerous situations as a pro surfer before meeting his tragic end, radaronline.com has learned. the shocking incident occurred on sunday as hawaiian surfer turned actor tamayo perry, 49, was working as a lifeguard on goat island, just north of honolulu. he paddled out to catch some waves during a break from his duties, and his lifeless body washed ashore missing an arm and leg later that day, honolulu emergency medical services said. tamayo perry, 49, was killed by a shark over the weekend, north of honolulu. tamayo's grieving widow said the actor, known for his roles in pirates of the caribbean: on stranger tides, blue crush, and hawaii five 0, had never been seriously concerned about shark attacks, which hawaii wildlife officials call "extremely rare." emilia perry spoke with the new york post about her "larger than life" husband on thursday, and revealed that tamayo had several close encounters throughout his decades of surfing and lifeguarding on some of the world’s most dangerous beaches. “he hit his head in 2004 and he got 50 stitches and 25 staples,” the grieving widow said, recalling that it was not uncommon for tamayo to be struck by loose surfboards or suffer injuries in wipeouts. she said a board once flew into his temple, and on another occasion, he gouged his leg open dangerously close to his femoral artery. emilia perry said her late husband was no stranger to dangerous situations as a pro surfer. when it came to the prospect of a shark attack, emilia said, "it's like knowing you could get in a car and get in a car accident. you don’t, you don’t, you don’t, then you do.” “we all talk about it, but if you love surfing it’s not gonna stop you from paddling out,” jesse king, a lifeguard who worked with tamayo, added. emilia first met her husband surfing the perilous banzai pipeline in 1998, and tamayo would return to work as a lifeguard there in 2016. the couple "had so much fun," according to emilia, who called the world renowned surfer a "ham" and "class clown." tamayo was 'larger than life' and a 'class clown,' according to his widow. "he had a really beautiful, full life. it was really, really fun. just constant laughter,” she shared, adding that he was dedicated to keeping others safe as well as his religious faith. “there’s lots of rescues he’s done. he’s pulled his best friends out. he’s pulled strangers out. none of it’s easy, it’s a very heroic job,” emilia said. the widow said tamayo would pray aloud when a victim required cpr. “it’s crazy   every cpr case to tamayo worked on, they’ve come back,” she said. the couple met in 1998 while surfing the perilous banzai pipeline. daily updates from the heart of hollywood, right to your inbox by entering your email and clicking sign up, you’re agreeing to let us send you customized marketing messages about us and our advertising partners. you are also agreeing to our terms of service and privacy policy. jesse echoed emilia's sentiments, saying the late surfer was an "amazing person." “he was full of life, full of passion in everything he did. he never did anything with partial effort. he did everything full throttle all the time,” jesse said. “any room he was in, he would bring the light with him. he always just made time for you.” emilia described the last day she saw her husband: “it was just like another beautiful day. he woke up, gave me a bunch of kisses, say goodbye, i love you. then he to work, and he didn’t come home.” powered by redcircle email us at tips@radaronline.com it's all over all right. on may 14, just one day before news broke that ben affleck and jennifer lopez are allegedly headed toward a divorce, the singer was spotted house hunting on her own in beverly hills, radaronline.com revealed. by aaron johnson clint eastwood has hit his “frankly, i don’t give a damn” moment in life! by radar staff tom cruise is living up to his top gun image by splashing a fortune choppering his new female “best pal” around britain   after he “fell in love” with the way she's overcome her disability. by aaron tinney more from radar online opt out of personalized ads © copyright 2025 radar online™️. a division of mystify entertainment network inc. radar online is a registered trademark. all rights reserved. registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our terms of service, privacy policy and cookies policy. people may receive compensation for some links to products and services. offers may be subject to change without notice.

by melissa koenig for dailymail.com and associated press published: 02:03 est, 24 june 2024 | updated: 13:05 est, 24 june 2024 262 view comments surfing legend tamayo perry, who once appeared in a pirates of the caribbean film, was killed sunday in a shark attack while surfing in hawaii. perry, 49, was found off mālaekahana beach on oahu's north shore by local surfers with an arm and a leg missing, according to stab magazine. he was catching waves during a break from lifeguard duties when tragedy struck. perry appeared to suffer more than one possible shark bite, responders said. lifeguards brought perry to shore by jet ski and paramedics pronounced him dead, officials said in a news conference. perry was born and raised on the east side of oahu, but made his career on the north shore surfing legend tamayo perry, 49, died in a shark attack on sunday shark warnings were posted in the area by ocean safety personnel following the attack. perry was born in 1975 and raised on the east side of oahu, making his career on the north shore both as a professional surfer and later as a lifeguard. he started surfing at the age of 12, and by the time he was a teenager, perry was considered the 'quiet up and coming local boy who had to borrow surf boards because he had no sponsors,' according to the encyclopedia of surfing. 'by 1997, the wiry goofy footer had gone a long way to developing a tube riding style, combining traits from gerry lopez and tom carroll, his two favorite old school pipeline surfers,' it says. two years later, perry would win the pipeline masters, and by 2005, perry was widely regarded as one of pipelines most prominent surfers   gaining attention for his smile and casual poise as he battled large waves. perry appeared in the 2002 hit blue crush which starred kate bosworth, michelle rodriguez and sanoe lake his charisma and skills landed him roles in hollywood films like pirates of the caribbean: on stranger tides his charisma and skills also landed him roles in the 2002 hit blue crush, lost, pirates of the caribbean: on stranger tides, and hawaii five 0. perry also did commercials for nissan xterra, which aired during nfl playoffs and the winter olympics, as well as a spot for coca cola, the honolulu star advertiser reports. he eventually joined ocean safety in 2016, and started to share his passion for surfing by creating the oahu surfing experience with his wife, emilia. 'as a devoted waterman, i've gained a tremendous amount of knowledge, not only from what i've accomplished, but also from what i've suffered,' he wrote in his bio for the surfing school. in the blurb, perry revealed that he came close to losing his life, but was inspired to make the most of each day as a result. 'a number of years ago, while surfing pipeline on the extra large size, i was involved in a near fatal experience,' he said, without going into specifics. 'the incident happened all because of someone else's lack of awareness. 'the lessons i've taken from that event have inspired me to my goal of instilling proper surf etiquette and safety to those whom i teach.' he was found off mālaekahana beach on oahu's north shore by local surfers with an arm and a leg missing in recent years, perry worked with his wife, emilia, teaching others how to surf honolulu ocean safety acting chief kurt lager said: 'tamayo perry was a lifeguard loved by all, well known on the north shore, a professional surfer known around the world. 'tamayo’s personality was infectious, and as much as people loved him, he loved everyone else more. 'our condolences go out to tamayo’s family and to the entire lifeguard ohana. we’re asking for some privacy for his family at this time.' mayor rick blangiardi joined lager in requesting perry's family be given time to grieve. he said the community was reeling from a 'tragic loss', adding: 'tamayo was a legendary waterman and highly respected [...] a great member of our ocean safety team; it’s just really hard to imagine, so we just want to pay our respects to our guys.' 'i hope everyone wishes the family the best honors and respects the situation.' jason bitzer, who considered perry to be like family, wrote a touching tribute on facebook, sharing: 'the things we have seen! my brother in christ i love you brah! tamayo, i won’t get over this until i see you in heaven. 'tamayo perry you weren’t my friend you were my brother, the pain we're collectively feeling is immense.' perry's death marks the second fatal shark attack oahu has seen this month. published by associated newspapers ltd part of the daily mail, the mail on sunday & metro media group

an actor who appeared in one of the pirates of the caribbean films has died after being attacked by a shark off the coast of hawaii. tamayo perry, 49, who was also a lifeguard and champion surfer, was mauled while surfing off oahu’s north shore on sunday afternoon, officials said. perry was paddling out from malaekahana beach with others during a break from his lifeguarding shift when he was reportedly bitten multiple times. emergency services rushed to the popular surf spot at 1pm local time after reports of a person fatally injured by a shark. perry’s body was pulled back to the shore by jet ski, where he was pronounced dead. the oahu native was found with an arm and leg missing, according to surfing outlet stab   but the authorities have not yet confirmed his injuries. shark warnings have now been posted in the area. perry played a buccaneer alongside johnny depp’s captain jack sparrow in the pirates of the caribbean: on stranger tides, the fourth film in the franchise. he also made a name for himself as a pipeline surfer, conquering 20ft waves at some of the world’s most prestigious events. kurt lager, the acting head of honolulu ocean safety, announced the loss of “one of our own”, calling mr perry “a lifeguard loved by all”. “he’s well known on the north shore. he’s a professional surfer known worldwide,” mr lager told a packed news conference. “tamayo’s personality was infectious and as much as people loved him, he loved everyone else more.” rick blangiardi, the mayor of honolulu, also paid tribute to mr perry, calling his death “a tragic loss”. “tamayo was a legendary waterman and highly respected,” he said jason bitzer, a close friend of mr perry, wrote on facebook: “the things we have seen. my brother in christ, i love you, brah… i won’t get over this till i see you in heaven. “tamayo perry you weren’t my friend, you were my brother. the pain we’re collectively feeling is immense.” mr perry began surfing at the age of 12 and went on to tackle what became known as the world’s most dangerous wave at the legendary pipeline masters, winning the competition in oahu in 1999. by the mid 2000s he was one of the world’s most prominent pipeline surfers, renowned for his bravado in chasing the biggest waves. on his website, mr perry wrote that he was proud to prove that “this small time island boy can bang it out with the world’s best”. mr perry appeared in several hollywood blockbusters, including blue crush and the charlie’s angels sequel full throttle. he also played minor roles in hit tv shows lost and hawaii five 0. in hawaii, there are an average of 5.8 shark attacks annually. last year, local surfer jason carter was killed by one of the animals off the coast of maui. broaden your horizons with award winning british journalism. try the telegraph free for 3 months with unlimited access to our award winning website, exclusive app, money saving offers and more.

manage your account actor and surfer tamayo perry shared numerous social media posts about sharks before he was killed by one on sunday (june 23). perry, 49, who appeared in the pirates of the caribbean franchise, was found with several shark bites after he was attacked near goat island, on oahu, honolulu emergency medical services said. he was pronounced dead at the scene. in july 2015, perry wrote on facebook about the moment surfer mick fanning was attacked by two sharks in south africa. “the incident with mick at j bay is a great indication that jesus mercy is more then sufficient [sic],” perry, who was a devout christian, wrote. “regardless, sharks freak me out and i'm glad the good lord had mick's back today. only the lord can say when it's your time.” in a june 2019 post, perry eerily suggested that he could sense the presence of sharks in the water. “can people smell sharks around??? i don’t know if it’s my imagination but i swear i can smell when they’re around,” he wrote. after his death, one of perry’s friends told the daily beast that the surfer “always alluded to the fact that he has seen them and felt their presence.” it is understood that perry was surfing during a break from his job as a lifeguard when the attack happened. the type of shark that attacked him is not yet known. in 1999 perry won the prestigious pipeline master trials and would sporadically compete in surfing events for the rest of his career. he went on to star in a number of hollywood productions such as the 2002 surfing drama, blue crush. in 2011, he portrayed one of the buccaneers in pirates of the caribbean: on stranger tides, the fourth film in the franchise. he also made tv appearances in popular shows including lost and hawaii five 0. he began his career with the ocean safety department in july 2016 working as a lifeguard. honolulu ocean safety acting chief kurt lager said mr perry was “a lifeguard loved by all.” “he’s well known on the north shore. he’s a professional surfer known worldwide,” lager said at a news conference. “tamayo’s personality was infectious and as much as people loved him, he loved everyone else more.” “tamayo was a legendary waterman and highly respected,” honolulu mayor rick blangiardi said, calling perry’s death “a tragic loss.”

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was attacked, the authorities said. by livia albeck ripka shark memes have become synonymous with social media hoaxes. but an a.p. analysis and experts say a wayward finned creature was indeed captured on video swimming on a street in fort myers, fla., this week. by daniel victor a 3 d model developed by researchers suggests that the extinct megashark was fiercer than paleontologists previously imagined. by asher elbein swimmers often worry about attacks by certain marine predators. but beware the bite of a more common animal. by randall munroe as temperatures in the city climbed into the 90s this week, all of rockaway’s beaches were closed for swimming because of shark sightings. by hurubie meko climate change has sent sharks from the chesapeake bay up north to new york and new jersey waters, a scientist said. by james barron amid an increase in shark sightings, lifeguards are increasing patrols and adopting new strategies, but marine experts say “the danger to people is 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attack like this is chilling.” by derrick bryson taylor the body of a man who had been on a boogie board was found off the coast of morro bay. the death was believed to be the only fatal shark encounter of the year in the united states. by vimal patel ‘sharks,’ a new exhibition at the american museum of natural history, proves that humans are far more dangerous to these animals than they are to us. by laurel graeber adams claimed an overwhelming victory and called for unity: “today we take off the intramural jersey and we put on one jersey   team new york.” by james barron researchers simulated a shark’s visual system to test the “mistaken identity theory” of unprovoked shark bites. by sabrina imbler the chance to swim with the world’s biggest fish drew tourists to a philippines town, but conservation groups denounce the hand feeding that keeps the gentle creatures around. by hannah reyes morales the apex predator is back along new england’s beaches. what will it take to keep people safe? by c. j. chivers the underwater filmmaker ron elliott describes what he’s learned from his encounters with sharks near the farallon islands. by bonnie tsui readers respond to the report charging the new york governor with sexual misconduct. also: my polio story; a vaccine mandate for teachers; how spain has failed sephardic jews; shark “attacks.” shark sightings at new york area beaches have threatened to interrupt summer fun, causing several beaches to briefly close. by the associated press a major reason more sharks are being seen, scientists say: more people are looking for them. by anne barnard a documentary tracks the extraordinary life of valerie taylor, spearfishing champion turned passionate conservationist on behalf of endangered sharks. by ashley spencer plus, orphaned grizzlies, baby deer in the shower, hoot owl restrictions and more in the friday edition of the science times newsletter. by matt mccann this documentary plunges into the life of the diver and marine conservationist valerie taylor, but her compassion for sharks is muddied by the film’s insistence on a tense mood. by natalia winkelman scientists produced 3 d looks at shark’s guts. by veronique greenwood in recent years, researchers and wildlife officials in australia and the united states have adopted terms like “bites,” “incidents” and “encounters.” they wish the public would, too. by alan yuhas the first documentary from the “hostel” director uses a little expert advice and a lot of pathos to advocate against damaging commercial fishing practices. by lena wilson analysis of the fossil record shows a mysterious mass extinction that decimated the diversity of sharks in the world’s oceans, and they’ve never fully recovered. by katherine kornei scientists are concerned about unregulated feeding of ocean wildlife by tour operators. by priyanka runwal investigators found seven sandbar sharks in an aboveground pool in a house in dutchess county, the authorities said. the case spotlighted an underground market for exotic and protected fish. by jesus jiménez it’s the biggest bioluminescent vertebrate found on land or sea, so far. by lesley evans ogden oceanic sharks and rays have declined more than 70 percent since 1970, mainly because of overfishing, according to a new study. by catrin einhorn the research appears to confirm that, even as newborns, the extinct sharks were very, very big. by katherine j. wu a marine biologist’s ideas for singling out sharks that attack humans have prompted objections from other shark scientists. by jason nark much remains to be learned about the cartilaginous, little understood fishes that inhabit the deep sea. by annie roth the 56 year old man died a day after the attack in maui. a surf competition scheduled in the area later that day was postponed and moved. by kwame opam after being bitten by a great white in south australia, the victim managed to paddle ashore and walk nearly 1,000 feet for help. he said the attack “was like being hit by a truck.” by anna schaverien eight people have been fatally attacked this year, the most in nearly a century. but scientists say these numbers don’t tell the full story. by livia albeck ripka a goal of the sharkeye project is to one day produce automated “shark reports” for beachgoers to help them gauge levels of risk. by jackie snow the discovery of impaled sharks on mediterranean shores backs up old fishermen’s tales of the marine predators dueling with swordfish. by joshua sokol some coronavirus vaccines rely on a shark based product, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t get immunized. by katherine j. wu a new study suggests that the ocean’s strangest looking headgear is difficult to tote around. by cara giaimo reporting on a unique group of fishermen was an adventure. getting on the water myself was otherworldly. by jordan salama ‘i don’t want to encourage other people to do this.’ by jordan salama law enforcement agents documented the harvest of more than six tons of shark fins, officials said. by aimee ortiz to live in new smyrna beach, fla., is to know sharks and forget fear. by rebecca renner even during a pandemic, we cannot get the white shark out of our minds. despite the rare attack, experts say humans have little to fear. by maria cramer a 63 year old woman died in the state’s first recorded fatal shark attack, the authorities said. sharks rarely attack humans but are following seals, their natural prey, north, experts say. by johnny diaz it’s the leader who initially values capitalism over saving lives. by jennifer weiner visitors are being urged to be wary of sharks this july 4 weekend while remaining vigilant about slowing the spread of the coronavirus. by marie fazio gambling on shark migration patterns could raise awareness, some experts say. but it could also fuel the animals’ reputation as mere entertainment. by katherine j. wu ben kelly, 26, who designed boards for a living, was surfing at manresa state beach near santa cruz when he was attacked. by sandra e. garcia in this lesson, students will learn about shark behavior and research   and consider why social media accounts for sea creatures may contribute to scientific research. by katherine schulten the last that researchers heard from katharine via her transmitter was nearly a year ago, leaving her fate a mystery. recently, though, there came some weak pings. by christopher mele great white sharks have become increasingly prevalent along the beaches in cape cod in massachusetts. last year was the state’s first fatal shark attack since 1936. by reuters after a fatal shark attack last year, a place celebrated for its summer beach season has wrestled with how to cope with the risk of more. by kate taylor los científicos han identificado la magia molecular que hace brillar a estas antiguas criaturas marinas. by joanna klein scientists have identified the molecular magic that makes the creatures into neon beacons. by joanna klein only three shark attacks were reported in the state in all of 2018, according to the international shark attack file. but experts say there is often year to year variation. by mariel padilla paige winter and her father gave details about the shark attack that resulted in her left leg being amputated. she also lost two fingers on her left hand. by the associated press wednesday: sharks are constantly in motion, and that keeps researchers busy. by azi paybarah researchers said they had spotted a great white shark off the connecticut coast. the next day, they said they weren’t so sure. by michael gold the video collected by researchers revealed a surprising hunting behavior in the ocean predators that had never been documented. by joanna klein a documentary reveals a cruel market in which tens of millions of sharks are caught every year to meet the demand for fin soup. by glenn kenny

somali pirates released a hijacked ship, mv abdullah, and its crew of 23 early on sunday after a $5 million ransom was paid, according to two pirates. “the money was brought to us two nights ago as usual… we checked whether the money was fake or not. then we divided the money into groups and left, avoiding the government forces,” abdirashiid yusuf, one of the pirates, told reuters. he added the ship had been released with all its crew. somalia government officials did not respond to a request for comment. the mv abdullah, a bangladesh flagged bulk carrier   a type of merchant ship used to transport large amounts of cargo   was hijacked in march as it was heading from mozambique to the united arab emirates. the hijacking happened about 600 nautical miles east of somalia’s capital mogadishu. somali pirates caused chaos in the waters off the country’s long coastline from about 2008 to 2018. they had been dormant until late last year when pirate activity started to pick up again. maritime sources say pirates may be encouraged by a relaxation of security or may be taking advantage of the chaos caused by attacks on shipping by yemen’s iran aligned houthi group while war rages in gaza between israel and the palestinian militant group hamas. your email address will not be published. required fields are marked * notify me of follow up comments by email. notify me of new posts by email. the world's leading marketplace and community for creative assets and creative people.
supported by mr. perry also appeared in television and movies, including roles in “blue crush,” “pirates of the caribbean: on stranger tides” and “hawaii five 0.” by remy tumin a lifeguard and professional surfer who grew up on the beaches of oahu, hawaii, cementing himself as a local celebrity both in the water and in film and television appearances, died on sunday after he was attacked by a shark while surfing, the authorities said. the surfer, tamayo perry, 49, was a lifeguard for honolulu ocean safety who made acting appearances in the fourth “pirates of the caribbean” movie and in the television series “lost” and “hawaii five 0.” he was pronounced dead after rescuers brought him ashore, shayne enright, a spokeswoman for the honolulu emergency services department, said in a statement. mr. perry had been surfing near goat island off the northeast shore of oahu when a 911 call came just before 1 p.m. for what appeared to be a fatal shark attack, the statement said. the 911 caller said the man’s body appeared to have suffered multiple shark bites. lifeguards brought the body to land on malaekahana beach, where mr. perry was pronounced dead, ms. enright said. mr. perry won the pipeline masters trials in 1999, securing him a spot in the main event where he upset the no. 1 world title contender in the world’s most famous waves.

 tamayo perry, a surfer, lifeguard, and actor who appeared in the pirates of the caribbean franchise and hawaii five 0, died sunday, june 23, following a shark attack. he was 49. as reported by the associated press, honolulu ocean safety and the city’s emergency services arrived at hawaii’s mālaekahana beach on oahu’s north shore around 1 p.m. on sunday following reports of a shark attack. perry, who worked as a city and county of honolulu ocean safety lifeguard, was said to have suffered several shark bites. after paramedics brought him to shore via jet ski, he was pronounced dead at the scene. he had an arm and a leg missing stab magazine reported. “as you can imagine, this is [an] extremely difficult time for all of us,” shayne enright of the honolulu emergency services department said in a press conference. “i ask for your kindness and your patience as we all just try to get through this next hour into these next weeks and months.” a post shared by tamayo perry (@oahusurfingexperience) perry featured in 2011’s pirates of the caribbean: on stranger tides and also appeared in an episode of hawaii 5 0 that same year. he also had a role in the 2002 surfing movie blue crush and the 2015 short film the bridge, set in the rainforest of hawaii’s manoa valley. he also appeared as himself in the 2012 reality series clean break, where “three complete strangers” took part in “an epic journey” to “find out what living is truly all about.” speaking at the press conference, acting honolulu ocean safety chief kurt lager said of perry, “he’s well known on the north shore.