Tourist dies after losing her leg in shark attack while swimming next to catamaran
CANARY ISLANDS, Spain (WKRC) - A 30-year-old woman lost a leg from a shark attack and later died. The tourist was sailing off Spain's Canary Islands on Monday when she was bitten by a shark and died of a heart attack in a helicopter while being taken to a hospital, according to CBS News.
A 30-year-old German tourist has died after a shark attack off the coast of a popular British tourist spot in the Canary ...
Citing information from the International Shark Attack File, The Post reported that shark attacks are rare in Jamaica, with only three unprovoked attacks reported near the island since 1749.
Since 1749, only three unprovoked shark attacks have been reported near the island nation, according to the Florida-based International Shark Attack File.
Authorities in Falmouth are currently investigating the incident. According to the International Shark Attack File, only three unprovoked shark attacks have been reported in Jamaica since 1749.
according to Florida-based International Shark Attack File. Fritz Christie, the president of Falmouth Fisherfolks Benevolent Society, said it was the first time the savage beasts have killed in ...
according to the University of Florida’s International Shark Attack File. The town of North Topsail Beach is about a 45-mile drive northeast from Wilmington. Try 1 month for $1 ...
The Florida Museum has an International Shark File as Florida is the top state for shark attacks in the United States. The file logs shark attacks all across the world and includes top ...
Some people have a queasy feeling when swimming – and others will not even go into the sea. Is Jaws to blame for our fear of ...
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