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Surfing Competition Ends After Shark Attack
沖浪比賽遭鯊魚襲擊
During the finale of the J-Bay surfing competition in South Africa, a professional surfer was attacked by a shark on live TV. Mick Fanning, a three-time world surfing champion from Australia, was waiting for a wave when a shark fin came up behind him. The shark grabbed the rope on Fanning’s board, and a wave pulled the surfer under the water. Fanning punched the shark in the back and began swimming towards the shore. His competitor Julian Wilson, who was also in the water, swam towards Fanning hoping to help. The surfers were quickly pulled to safety by emergency workers on jet skis. Terrified television viewers, including Fanning’s mother, were relieved to see the surfers reach the shore unharmed. Organizers ended the competition and called it a tie.
在南非舉行的J-Bay沖浪比賽中，專業沖浪選手遭到鯊魚襲擊，而這一畫面也被電視直播下來，來自澳大利亞的三屆沖浪冠軍米克·范寧當時正在準備第一個浪頭，就在這時一條鯊魚鰭出現在了他的身后。鯊魚咬住了范寧的沖浪板繩索，一個浪頭將他擊倒在水中。范寧擊打了鯊魚的背部，并開始向岸邊游去。另一名名叫朱利安·威爾遜的選手當時也在水中，他開始向范寧方向游去，希望能夠提供幫助。急救人員緊急用水上摩托艇將范寧帶到了安全地帶。在電視機前的觀眾，包括范寧的媽媽看到他完好無損的抵達岸邊都松了一口氣。組織者結束了這次比賽，并宣布這場比賽不分勝負。
譯文屬可可英語原創，未經允許，不得轉載。
