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A teenager has revealed the final moments of a 16-year-old girl before she was mauled to death by a shark in a 'completely random attack'.
The girl, who has not been named, is believed to have been jet skiing with her friends when she spotted a pod of dolphins in the Swan River in North Fremantle, Western Australia, at 3.30pm on Saturday.
She dived into the water and was swimming with the animals when she was attacked by the shark - as her horrified friends watched on.
Perth local, Joshua Banks, 16, was rope swinging with six friends nearby before the gruesome attack unfolded.
A teenage girl was mauled to death by a shark at Swan River in North Fremantle on Saturday in what eyewitness Joshua Banks described as a 'completely random attack'
The girl is believed to have been swimming with dolphins when she was attacked by the shark
'Me and my mates Jacob and Harry saw them we actually watched them pass through the bridge as we (were) rope swinging,' he told The Daily Telegraph.
'They passed and we saw them get off the jet skis near the beach and jump off and swim to the shore quickly.'
The teen described what he saw as a 'completely random attack' and said he and his friends were left 'shaken' by the event.
'We were completely unaware of
