Tamayo Perry Dies In Shark Attack: ‘Pirates Of The Caribbean’ Actor Was Aged 49

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Pirates Of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides and Lost, was pronounced dead after being brought to the shore with several wounds resembling shark bites. Perry had been surfing at Malaekahana Beach off the northern coast of Oahu, Hawaii when he was attacked.It has since emerged that the surf-instructor was reportedly aware of the presence of sharks in the water, and of the danger they posed.Back in 2015, Perry shared his thoughts on Facebook about the shark attack on surfer Mick Fanning.“The incident with Mick at J-Bay is a great indication that Jesus mercy is more then sufficient [sic],” wrote Perry.A post shared by Tamayo Perry (@oahusurfingexperience)“Regardless, sharks freak me out and I’m glad the Good Lord had Mick’s back today.

It’s hard to believe this is even real! How horrific… Tamayo Perry has been killed in a shark attack!

Pirates Of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, has died following a shark attack.Perry, aged 49, was surfing off the Hawaiian island of Oahu, when he was attacked by a shark and brought to shore by a jet ski.He died on Sunday afternoon (June 23), as was confirmed by Honolulu’s emergency services during a press conference.According to the BBC, emergency services arrived at Malaekahana Beach, which is at the north of Oahu, around 1pm local time, after a caller reported a man suffering from wounds which looked like shark bites.

Pirates of the Caribbean star and surfing legend Tamayo Perry has reportedly died following a shark attack while surfing off the shores of Hawaii.The 49 year old is understood to have been found off Mālaekahana Beach on Oahu's North Shore by other surfers with an arm and a leg missing, according to Stab Magazine. Emergency services rushed to the scene, where they reported that he had suffered "more than one possible shark bite." Lifeguards took the star back to shore by jet ski, but sadly he was later pronounced dead by paramedics.

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