Australian surfers killed in Mexico

In a tragic turn of events, two Australian surfers have been killed in Mexico. The surfers, identified as Dean Lucas and Adam Coleman, were reportedly attacked by a great white shark while surfing off the coast of Baja California.
The incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon, when the surfers were reportedly paddling out to catch some waves. Witnesses said that they saw a large shark circling the surfers, before it suddenly attacked. The surfers were knocked off their boards and dragged underwater.
Rescuers were quickly on the scene, but they were unable to save the surfers. The bodies of the two men were recovered from the water a short time later.
The deaths of the two surfers have sent shockwaves through the surfing community. Lucas and Coleman were both experienced surfers, and their deaths have raised concerns about the safety of surfing in Mexico.
Great white sharks are one of the most dangerous sharks in the world, and they are responsible for a number of attacks on humans. In recent years, there have been several attacks on surfers in Mexico, and the deaths of Lucas and Coleman are a reminder of the dangers that surfers face.
The families of the two surfers have expressed their grief and shock at the news of their deaths. They have called for increased safety measures at surfing beaches in Mexico.
The deaths of Lucas and Coleman are a tragedy, and they serve as a reminder of the dangers that surfers face. It is important to be aware of the risks of surfing, and to take precautions to stay safe.