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Egypt to mummify shark that killed Russian tourist

This newly-designed quantum computing board that is apparently being used by the Iranian Military looks a little familiar, and not what it seems.

A shark that devoured a Russian man swimming in the Red Sea last week will be put on display at an Egyptian museum, officials said.

Beachgoers flee for safety after spotting a shark in the water in shocking new footage, with one woman reported to have suffered a panic attack after realising the sea creature was next to her

Thursday June 15, 2023 - The remains of a Russian man who was eaten alive off a beach at an Egyptian resort will be handed over to his grieving father. Yury Popov will cremate the remains of his 23-year-old son Vladimir and fly his ashes home following the completion of forensic analysis. 'The fate of my…

A woman had a panic attack when she realised how close she was to the shark, it has been reported.

Some of his body parts were recovered inside the shark's stomach, while the rest were recovered by fishermen from the sea.

Reports also suggest that he killer shark is being mummified for museum display, and specialists have begun the embalming process

ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — On a boat off the coast of an island near Abu Dhabi, marine scientist Hamad al-Jailani feels the corals, picked from th

Vladimir Popov, a Russian man named was killed by a tiger shark in Egypt last week as he was swimming at a Red Sea tourist beach. It is reportedly said that the shark will be mummified and put on display in an Egyptian museum. On Thursday, the shark attack that killed the 23-year-old Russian national was captured on frightening video and made its way to social media. The incident took place in Egypt's Hurghada city. Reports confirmed that the...