Proficient surfer, lifeguard and entertainer Tamayo Perry, 49, was killed by shark while riding close to the north shore of the Hawaiian island of Oahu on Sunday, authorities said.
Tamayo was notable as a major wave surfer and a lifeguard in Oahu, home to a portion of the world’s most prominent riding spots like the Banzai Pipeline and Waimea Sound.
He accomplished more extensive acclaim showing up in the riding film “Blue Smash” in 2002, “Privateers of the Caribbean: On More interesting Tides” in 2011 and the TV series “Hawaii Five-0” in 2011.
Crisis administrations were called to help a shark chomp casualty, and Sea Wellbeing Administrations recovered Perry from the ocean by stream ski, Shayne Enright, representative for the Honolulu Crisis Administrations Office, told journalists on Sunday.
Crisis clinical benefits faculty articulated him dead on the shore, Enright said.
“We can affirm that it was one of our own … North Shore lifeguard Tamayo Perry,” crisis administrations Acting Boss Kurt Ale said. “Tamayo’s character was irresistible. Furthermore, however much individuals adored him, he cherished every other person more.”
Authorities offered no further subtleties of the shark experience.