While taking a photo, the fisherman narrowly escaped death as a shark fell on him.

28.02.2025 14:40

A fisherman in the United States lost his balance on rocky terrain and fell into the water, colliding with a shark. The shark immediately tried to attack the man, but he managed to escape by climbing onto the rocks at the last moment. The video of this incident garnered nearly 3 million views on social media. Following the event, many people commented on it. Similar shark attacks are also occurring in Australia.

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In an incident that occurred last week in the Florida Keys, a fisherman lost his balance on rocky terrain and fell onto a shark, narrowly escaping the animal's attack.

The man, standing on the rocks by the shore in white Crocs, fell into the water and hit the shark's tail when he lost his balance. The unprepared shark immediately turned its head and tried to attack the man.

In the footage shared on social media, which has nearly 3 million views, the man can be seen climbing onto the rocks at the last moment to escape the shark's frightening move. However, during this escape, he lost both of his sandals to the sea.

Many people commented on the video that spread rapidly on the internet. One user said, "The story of returning home without sandals will be quite funny," while another user asked, "Why is he dangling his feet so close to the water?"

Similar shark attacks are also occurring in Australia. In recent months, a person was attacked by a shark off Moreton Island in Queensland. The man, who had wounds on his abdomen and deep cuts on his leg, was taken to the hospital.

In a more tragic incident, 17-year-old Charlize Zmuda lost her life in a shark attack at Woorim Beach on Bribie Island. The young girl, who was at the beach with her friends, died at the scene despite rescue efforts.

Experts remind that caution should be exercised while swimming in waters where sharks may be present.