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"Americans, forget Good Morning America. Brits, here&amp;#039;s something that tops the flailing Daybreak. This interview on Australian morning show Today has bundles of awkwardness when a self-proclaimed shark expert, Paul Burt, talks to the anchors about a rumoured shark inhabiting a lake which is also a popular swimming spot. Though Burt is sceptical of whether there really is a shark, he notes that there are a number of bull sharks in a river not far south from the lake. Male anchor Karl Stefanovic eventually encourages Burt to have one attempt at catching the &amp;#039;lake monster&amp;#039;, only for Burt to trap an innocent duck. Stefanovic also has a penchant for awfully brilliant puns, it must be noted. &amp;quot;Well, that didn&amp;#039;t end well,&amp;quot; he says, referring to the moment Burt picked up the duck with his fishing rod. &amp;quot;Peking duck, anyone?&amp;quot; He adds later: &amp;quot;This whole thing was bull shark.&amp;quot; Co-host Lisa Wilkinson reacts in disbelief, shaking her head. No ducks were harmed during the interview. &amp;gt; Welsh lake granted village green status &amp;gt; Team searches for &amp;#039;English nessie&amp;#039; Watch the awkward interview on the Australian breakfast show Today below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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