Introduction to Shark Bay: Shark Bay is the westernmost point of Australia. It is listed as a World Heritage Site because it has the following four remarkable natural features, which represent the evolutionary history of the earth and the ecology. scientific and biological processes, paranormal phenomena, and normal protection of many living things. The bay covers an area of approximately 10,000 square meters, has an average depth of 10 meters, and is home to more than 10,000 dugongs (manatees). It is also home to many dolphins, 26 species of Australia's endangered mammals, more than 230 species of birds, and nearly 150 species. Reptiles. In addition, it is said that Shark Bay is the first place in Australia to establish contact with Europe since Dirk Hutto landed in 1616. Dirk Hutto is the main historical monument of the place.