The Bahamas (WFLA) — Two Florida women are recovering after both were attacked by a shark while vacationing in the Bahamas. Rileigh Decker, 20, and Summer Layman, 24, were out on the water in ...

Two young women from Melbourne, Florida, survived a bull shark attack while vacationing in Bimini Bay, Bahamas, suffering traumatic injuries after jumping into the water unaware of the lurking danger.

Two Florida women are lucky to be alive after a terrifying shark attack in the Bahamas. The pair had been swimming in waters off the popular Bimini Bay Resort area when they were both bitten and ...

It’s a fin-tastical story of survival. A Florida surfer feels lucky to be alive after being bitten by a shark — on the exact same beach where he survived a similar attack 11 years ago.

According to NBC, the Bahamas has one of the highest shark incident rates in the world, with 34 confirmed unprovoked attacks. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says to reduce ...

Despite some truly terrifying tales of survival ... low despite the headlines. The Florida Museum of Natural History’s International Shark Attack File found just 69 confirmed, unprovoked ...

A Florida man has survived his second shark attack in 11 years and can’t wait to get back out on the water – despite the terrifying ordeal. Cole Taschman, 28, was out surfing with friends to ...

VIERA, Fla. - A shark attack survivor is on the road to recovery and finally back home after a vicious attack in the Bahamas. Two best friends from Viera, Florida, were both bitten by a bull shark ...

Florida had the highest state total at 16. That said, you can take steps to increase your chances of survival during a highly improbable attack, according to shark experts interviewed by CNN Travel.

Florida is once again tops in the world for the number of unprovoked shark bites, even as the overall number of attacks declined in 2024. An annual report by the International Shark Attack File ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Shark attacks have been making waves across the country all summer long, especially in Florida. The state has already reported several bites this year, sparking the question ...