There was a story earlier this week of a prosthetic leg washing up on a beach at Scotts head in NSW and it got a lot of people talking: "What are some of the weirdest things found when people went diving?"

Avid diver Peter Comerford from Tweed Seasports joins Burty to talk some rare finds.

There was a story earlier this week of a prosthetic leg washing up on a beach at Scotts head in NSW&nbsp;and it got a lot of people talking: "What are some of the weirdest things found when people went diving?"
Avid diver Peter Comerford from Tweed Seasports joins Burty to talk some rare finds.

Tune into Step Outside with Paul Burt every Saturday and Sunday from 6am-8am for all the information you need to make the most of your weekends in the Sunshine State.

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From prosthetic legs to ancient Roman ruins - Burty talks weird diving discoveries

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There have been renewed calls to better manage Queensland's shark population, with anglers and recreational fishers claiming shark numbers are booming and encounters are becoming more common.

Earlier this year it was revealed that more than 3,400 sharks were caught on drumlines between the Gold Coast and Cairns during 2025 – more than double the previous year and more than triple the year prior to that.

So what is making them venture closer to the shore?

Many recreational and commercial fishers are worried about this and they want to see action. But do they really have the right to be worried?

Shark Expert at Bond University, Dr Daryl McPhee, joins Burty to talk more about what is happening with our shark populations.

There have been renewed calls to better manage Queensland's shark population, with anglers and recreational fishers claiming shark numbers are booming and encounters are becoming more common.
Earlier this year it was revealed that more than 3,400 sharks were caught on drumlines between the Gold Coast and Cairns during 2025 &ndash; more than double the previous year and more than triple the year prior to that.
So what is making them venture closer to the shore?
Many recreational and commercial fishers are worried about this and they want to see action.&nbsp;But do they really have the right to be worried?
Shark Expert at Bond University, Dr Daryl McPhee, joins Burty to talk more about what is happening with our shark populations.

From prosthetic legs to ancient Roman ruins - Burty talks weird diving discoveries

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