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Multiple beaches north of the Australian city of Sydney had to be closed on Wednesday after a young surfer was bitten by a shark .
The attack, which took place on Wednesday morning local time, left the surfer with injuries to his lower right forearm. Avoca and North Avoca beaches were closed as a result.
A drone operator was deployed to the area to search the waters for any sign of the shark responsible.
Australia is one of the most common places in the world for shark attacks to occur. In 2021, 12 unprovoked shark bites were reported in the country, making it second only to the U.S. which reported 47, according to the Florida Museum's International Shark Attack File. There were 73 unconfirmed shark bites worldwide that year.
However, the number of fatal bites in Australia—three—was higher than the one single case reported in the U.S. that year.
Within Australia, the New South Wales region—which includes the Central Coast area as well as the city of Sydney—saw six of the country's 12 unprovoked shark incidents in 2021. Western Australia saw four bites, while single incidents occurred in Queensland and Victoria.
The International Shark Attack File also states that according to recent trends, surfers and people participating in board sports accounted for the most incidents, with 51 percent of total cases.
A New South Wales Ambulance spokesperson told Australian news outlet 9News that the young surfer who was bitten on Wednesday, whose exact age does not appear to have been reported, was transported to Gosford Hospital for treatment. 9News described the victim as a teenager.
A spokesperson for the NSW Department of Primary Industries said that based on photographs of the teenager's injuries, the bite marks are "indicative of a white shark," The Guardian newspaper reports.
"Our thoughts are with the young surfer who sustained a wound to his right lower forearm," local governing body the Central Coast Council wrote in a Facebook post on Wednesday. "We ask that all community members avoid Avoca and North Avoca beaches at this time until DPI and Council can investigate this incident further."
The white shark , also known as the great white shark, is the world's largest known predatory fish and has been credited with more fatal attacks on humans than any other species of shark. This is mainly due to its size, power, and feeding behavior according to the International Shark Attack File.
The sharks can be found in increasing numbers along both the east and west coasts of the U.S.
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By Jacqueline Saguin and Rachel Bogo Updated: Jul 28, 2022
Jacqueline Saguin GH Institute Associate Product & Reviews Editor
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Shop #FashionTok trends from these popular teen brands.
That coming-of-age period for a teenager marks the perfect time to experiment with their personal styles. But, a new generation means a new bout of trends. These days, social media like TikTok dictates what the average teen fills their wardrobe with, including fashion trends that span Y2K, Coastal Grandmother , cottage core or too-cool-for-school graphic tees and joggers (that, in most parents' opinions, look like pajamas).
Luckily, there are plenty of teen clothing stores online to choose from to find the most up-to-date (read: coolest) clothing and accessories. And since there's a chance mom and dad are shopping, we made sure to include a number of pieces that make great gifts for teen girls and gifts for teen boys .
Who doesn't love a graphic tee? H&M has lots of them, plus plenty of styles and sizes to choose from. It's one of the best places to stock up on runway-inspired pieces at a wallet-friendly price.
This boho boutique offers the cutest everyday things, including frilly dresses with tassels galore. Plus, Francesca's is stocked full with matching accessories and cool gifts at a not-so-terrible price.
Even the hard-to-please fashionista or fashionisto will find something that's worth their paycheck. With fashions for everyone, Urban Outfitters remains one of the trendiest one-stop shops out there, especially if your teen is into colorful dresses, scrunchies, low-rise jeans and graphic tees.
Let Lulus be there for all their homecomings, proms, graduations and vacations — the online retailer offers dresses upon dresses, plus the cutest shoes to match. No matter their fashion sense, there's styles for everyone, including western, maximalism, boho and beyond.
A whiff of Abercrombie's cologne may take you back, but a quick browse through the new styles proves that it's come a long way from the logo tees of years past. Abercrombie & Fitch's collection is full of Instagram-worthy pieces like cozy teddy jackets and functional exercise dresses. It's pricey, but there are frequent markdowns and most styles (denim jackets and jeans, especially) can be worn all the way through your teen's college years.
Like the little sister of Zara, Bershka offers the same chic vibes but for less. When that summer job calls, shop polished vests, sweater tops and more. Its flattering cuts like low-rise bottoms will fit right in with the trends.
Growth spurt? Go ahead, and refresh their entire wardrobe with Old Navy's affordable selection of ahead-of-the-trend tees, sweaters, dresses and more. And since the store is known for its jeans (and its insanely low prices), stock up on a few pairs the next time they go on sale.
No teen closet is complete without a staple from this activewear brand. Though a bit pricey, teens can wear Lululemon to school while lounging at home or playing sports.
Rather than steal from parents' closet, teens can visit Gap for a selection of retro and 90s-esque attire. It's a great place to find basics with tons of sales frequently going on.
A leader in the body positivity movement, American Eagle Outfitters carries affordable styles in a wide array of sizes, ranging from XXS - XXL and 00-24 in women, and XXS - XL and 26-48 in men. The same is true for its sister brand Aerie , which enforces "Real You Sizing" to encourage people of all shapes and sizes to embrace the fact that "feelings change, moods change and bodies change."
The sheer amount of options at ASOS ensures they'll have something trendy for every occasion. You can't do better in terms of price and selection with tons of under-$15 dress options. The Britain-based brand carries a cool collection of Euro-inspired styles. Plus, they offer a forgiving free returns policy.
Let's face it — comfy cute never fails. Luckily, CottonOn 's got all the best loungewear basics for teens, ranging from colorful matching sets to band tees. Every piece here is age-appropriate without looking boring. Even better, most styles revolve around the $25-$45 price point.
A trip to Target is already in your weekly rotation, but now you have another excuse: The do-it-all store carries a variety of clothes and accessories that teens and parents will both love (a true victory). There are tons of different collections to choose from, including Wild Fable, Xhilaration and Colsie. You can even get Levi's here. Plus, its athleticwear rivals luxury brands with its comfy, quality fabrics.
From flowy maxi dresses to chunky knits, Free People has everything your teen wants. When they're headed to the hallways of high school, the brand will fill their closet with cute staples and loungewear. Keeping them feeling comfy and looking cute!
Every cool girl shops at Reformation . Think silk dresses and chic silhouettes that stand the test of time. Of course, the caveat is that it tends to skew pricey, but it's a great investment for pieces they'll keep throughout different seasons.
Activate business mode with Zara's youthful, but sophisticated workwear. You can find their first-ever blazer to follow them through every interview of their young adult life. Basics come in bright pops of color for a fun, but polished look.
Accessorize to the max with budget-friendly jewelry that looks just as quality as high-end options. To add their own quirky spin, BaubleBar offers a great custom collection that spans phone cases, bracelets and more. Plus, they frequently carry collabs, including an ongoing one with Disney.
Many remember Aeropostale as the place to get tees. Now, it's fully embracing Gen Z trends like Y2K wide-leg jeans, halter tops and more. Almost always, you'll find great markdowns on back-to-school finds.
The penultimate teen store, PacSun is the crossover of teenage dream brands like PacSun originals, Brandy Melville, Adidas and LA Hearts. Its array of fashionable fun prints boasts surfer and skater aesthetics.
As an Associate Product & Reviews Editor at the Good Housekeeping Institute , Jacqueline Saguin writes about all kinds of top-tested products across beauty, home, lifestyle and more. Before joining GH in 2021, she was a Style & Beauty Reviews fellow at Insider , covering everything from viral trends to sustainable brands. She's a graduate of the University of Florida's school of journalism, with a specialty in magazine and mass communication. 
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Coming up with gift ideas for teens can be a daunting task. Don’t worry, we get it. These days, trends come and go in the blink of an eye, so it’s hard to keep up with what the #teens in your life are interested in.
Last year, to help you find a gift that the teen(s) in your life will actually ✨love✨, we asked actual teens to share with Teen Vogue what they wanted to receive during the holiday season. This year once again, we asked the youth (this time via our IG stories) what is it exactly that they are coveting — and the answers were surprisingly similar. From gaming consoles to new drip, take notes of the intel we gathered (presented below) and get shopping!
If the teen in your life has been wanting a cellphone upgrade for a while, this holiday season is the time to cave in. Telephone companies and online merchants like Best Buy, Target, and even Amazon tend to release great deals on the latest devices — that way both your wallet and your giftee will be happy. 
Teens love to wear jewelry that won't make their skin turn green or rust in a matter of months, but that type of jewelry can be costly. This holiday season give them the gift of bracelets, necklaces, rings, and earrings that they will cherish for many holidays to come. 
While teens won’t say no to a new matching sets , they mostly have their eyes on vintage clothing this season. So maybe consider giving them an Etsy gift card so they can shop away at their fave vintage stores.
Teens also have a soft spot for non-vintage clothing. Gone are the days when socks weren't considered top-notch gifts. We're not saying you should take the easy route and gift only socks, though. Instead, check out stores like Abercrombie & Fitch (trust us!) and Lululemon for pieces they'll truly appreciate.
UGGs are classic. Whether you're a teen or not, everybody should own at least a pair of the brand's boots or slippers. (Thank us later!)
No closet is complete without the right pair of kicks. According to those who slid into our DMs, you can't go wrong with a pair of Nike's or some iconic Converse . 
It's only natural teens would want boots during prime boot season. While Dr. Martens is on top of the want list, we've also rounded up the trendiest boots and the best under $100 options, too.
The photo quality of the camera on their new smartphone might be out of this world but nothing will beat the thrill of a film or polaroid camera. If you want to skip the smartphone option but still want to win a gifting golden star, opt for this slightly more affordable gift.
Given how quickly TikTok finds a new trend, beauty products are always a safe bet among teens. Take note: If you gift a gua sha tool make sure you know all about this ancient practice and support an Asian-owned brand. 
More tech, because why not? An Apple watch or a Samsung Galaxy smartwatch make for great gifts to keep track of to-do lists and help maintain a healthy (and stylish) lifestyle. 
Teens don't want to depend on their phones to tell the time. That's why some classic watches are on their wishlists, too. 
For 16-year-old Mary, the perfect stocking stuffer would be a handful of crystals.
Isabelle, 16, has a PSA regarding gift cards: Don’t shy away from them! “I hate how bad people feel about giving gift cards,” she says. “For this holiday season, I would love to get mostly gift cards, especially to stores that are way too expensive for me normally.”
While the popular belief that you shouldn’t buy tarot cards for yourself is very much a myth , gifting a deck to that teen in your life may not be such a bad idea!
This console/game combo popped up in our Ask bubble multiple times and it’s no surprise why. The Animal Crossing hype might have died down, the Nintendo Switch console still makes for a great gift.
The holiday season is the perfect time to receive a planner. How else will they keep track of all their hobbies, jobs, holiday outings, and 2022 plans? 
Faith, 16, is hoping to receive a vinyl of Goldberg Variations this holiday season. If the teen in your life isn’t into Bach, fret not. Some of the current top-charting musical artists keep releasing special edition vinyls so you’ll be sure to expect this request in a lot of wishlists.
Nobody is ever too old to own one (or a few!) plush toys. Bonus points if it's Squishmallows! 
After all the PS5 memes that took over Twitter, of course, PlayStation's newest and most-awaited gaming console made the list. Be sure to pre-order it before it’s too late!
Now that you have bought the record player or bought your teen that new gaming console, you might want to consider buying them some complimentary speakers, too. These are also on their wishlists!
For Bailey, 18, gifting is all about wanting to be self-sustainable. That’s why their wish list is filled with gardening tools.
Steph, 18, echoes Bailey’s wishes, including plants on her holiday wi
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