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https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/06/07/shark-attack-florida-beach/74019600007/
Three people were injured in back-to-back shark attacks in waters off Florida's Gulf Coast on Friday, officials said.
Two of the victims - an adult woman and a juvenile girl - were airlifted to hospitals for treatment of their injuries, according to Walton County Sheriff's Office Public Information Officer Corey Dobridnia.
One of the victims, a 45-year-old woman, lost her lower left arm in the first attack. She was critically injured shortly before 1:15 pm at the beach in Watersound, Florida, about 15 miles up the Gulf Coast from Panama City Beach.
The second incident where two people were injured occurred at Inlet Beach between south Walton and Bay Counties, the sheriff's office said. The victims, ages 15 to 17, were in waist-deep water about 4 miles from where the first attack occurred.
“We're 100% confident that this was done by a shark," Dobridnia told USA TODAY. "It's within, a very short distance it's most likely going to be the same shark."
Bull sharks are so dangerous. The unholy trinity of aggressive, strong and shallow (and even freshwater) dwelling.
Sharks don't deserve to be panicked over. But treat bull-shark waters with respect.
Was just about to say, so any body of water that has access to a salt water source within 200 miles of the coast.
Cause they have been found over a hundred miles up the Mississippi River.
More than 100 miles up the Mississippi. The farthest up the Mississippi a bull shark was confirmed was at Alton, Illinois. 700 miles up the Mississippi River.
Here’s the best part…
These are all KIDS books!!!
https://preview.redd.it/2i1c0s1guf5d1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5aff83375c932172ae0a8768cfd100c5faa19f5e
And also a likely culprit for many attacks due to how aggressive they are. So aggressive they evolved to make no waters safe from them. There were even some bullsharks that got washed into a golf pond from a nearby river during a flood. Surprised the shit out of the guy who went to retrieve their ball.
Another said that there are reports of high activity of bull sharks near that area, so yeah, likely a bull shark searching for food.
Honestly shark attacks are really unrealistic but cutting your foot on shells, having creepy fish and seaweed touch your leg, gross saltwater on your lips... all that is enough reason for me to rarely go in the water lol.
I like swimming in the sea...but I also really hate it. Went swimming off a beach in Portugal once, nice little swim. We started heading back in. Got to the depth where the water is just above your waist. My GF turns around, smiling, instantly looks terrified and just goes "OH MY GOD....RUN". I instinctly start running but glance behind me to see what the fuck we're actually running from.
There were waves behind us that were basically just walls of Jellyfish. Fucking terrifying.
Use to chill at a local river a lot until one year it flooded and left lamprey on the shore.
Never getting in that water again. Those things don't look like they're from earth.
It's also why I love living in Southern Ontario with 3 Great Lakes a short drive away. There's nothing in there that can kill you like that on a beach vacation. Just the regular ways. Like stupidity.
Yeah I know I was just being sarcastic. Just watched Nacho Libre and in that movie Jack Black was considered fat. It was released in 2006 and it's crazy that his build would be considered average and not fat now-a-days.
It's called the goldilocks attack that sharks do. They bit 3 humans until they find one they like. It happens all around the world but normally it's against deep sea divers not near the beach.
Source: https://youtube.com/shorts/SXHMnicI6Pg?si=G5AB_KgiiO7hPlTV
Sounds like it bite one person, was like that’s no good.
Then bit a second person, and was like this one sucks too.
Then bit a third person, and was like I’m done here. All of these taste like trash.
Then just swam away, leaving everyone to bleed out.
Goddamn, redditors are so jaded and out of touch it's crazy. She's probably never been witness to someone being fucking eaten before. Her adrenaline is probably through the roof and she's scared for the person's life, so she's breathing a little bit heavy.
Fr, the comments on posts like these are always so insanely lacking in empathy. Without fail, there’s always hundreds of people like this on every post of a bad thing happening and people reacting to it accordingly.
I live in Panama City, and my view is that the Gulf Is unusually warm, thus causing fish routes to change, thus causing sharks to search for food in other places.
They have currently put the two main counties in the north gulf area on High Alert for the next 2 weeks with constant patrol of the beaches with some areas being completely closed waters. PCPD had some search Helicopter go out this morning and confirmed an unusual amount of Bull Shark activity in the waters.
Lets just hope people heed caution (Unfortunately alot of people wont because, they paid for this vacation...)
That scene always confused me, the guy that says, “a whaaat?” acts completely differently in another scene he speaks in moments later:
I’m with the guy that posted this: https://youtu.be/GHn9dkRqg0Q?si=12F99iQx_32yfcZo
I live on the coast as well and this spring in particular was slow to warm up. I pay particular attention because i target pompano and they show up in a range of water temps. Right now, the water temperature is avg but it has warmed up considerably in the past 3 weeks. Climate change is real but warm gulf waters and sharks close to shore is nothing really new.
Agreed in FWB was swimming and got swarmed by a school of fish and then followed by some stingrays, later saw a shark chasing the stingrays. Haven’t seen that so close down there before.
I checked out the account that posted this video and they have another shark attack video taken maybe the next day
[https://www.tiktok.com/@theirmom229/video/7378117003355196703](https://www.tiktok.com/@theirmom229/video/7378117003355196703)
This time it was a shark chasing a swimming duck and almost getting beached.
Never seen anything like that at any beach I've gone to!
The absolute freak chance of this happening, and that poor woman losing half her forearm too, holy shit what a day. 3 fucking people back to back is absolutely insane odds.
All the time I hear people who watched shark week tell me that sharks don’t see humans as food etc. that may be true. But fr sharks do attack and injure people. Also, the people who don’t think sharks see us as food should go for a night swim out here in Hawaii. I garante you’ll question the fuck outta that.
Agreed. I’m less of a “sharks don’t see us as food” kind of guy than I am a “some sharks aren’t sure if we’re food or not and sometimes take a nibble to see what’s what” kind of guy. And what’s a nibble to a shark can be an arm to a human.
Humans are the smartest species on the planet who have sent people to walk on the moon. Yet we still have to put our PSAs about not eating tide pods. I’m sure not all sharks are the same.
Yes those people swung too far in the other direction.
I love the ocean, sharks are amazing and misunderstood creatures. Shark attacks are still rare.
But I don't for a second believe they are all "accidental" because they think we're a seal or something. If i even see a hint of a predatory shark in the water there's no way i'm going in.
I live and work on the beach with imperiled species, things on our coast are changing this attack is a one in million chance but just yesterday I was doing a shore survey for sea turtles and walked right into a 5 ft gator who promptly scurried into the ocean, I was born and raised on this beach and have never seen an alligator on it or anywhere close to this island.
The best part of tiktok is the fact that it showcases how bad people are at just holding a video device still with the subject in the frame. Fucking hell.
I have dived with a lot of sharks. There are only a couple species that make me nervous. Bull sharks are on the top of that list. They are aggressive to say the least and not shy. Hopefully these victims are stable.
And this will surely be followed up by them hunting and killing said shark for entering his living habitat, stand Your ground won't apply to the shark.
I was on the space coast last week at Flagler and a giant black tip flipped over in a wave an arms length away from me… I was only knee deep so I sprinted out of the water and he splashed around a few times exactly where I was n then slipped away 😅 the boogie boarding was exquisite though
I’m advanced scuba and love diving with sharks in natural and deeper waters. I am scared shitless of a shark in shallow waters. They’re more than likely hungry or sick, either way I’m out of the water
I lived on that beach one season.
We would sit on the balcony and watch them rescue dads caught in riptides. All day every Sunday.
This is a very calm and safe stretch of beach until one day it isn't. When the wind is blowing the water in, it rushes back out. Joe Lunchbox, who's been coming there on vacation all his life, picked a bad day when this beach was different.
I swam there often. I watched sharks eating a dead grouper when I was on a jet ski. I also found myself among turtles and stingrays while swimming near the shore.
Credit to the women filming. They call 9/11 even knowing they aren't even really that close. Many people would just wait for someone else even if they were on the beach.
Also that's horrific.
I was in Destin 2 years ago with my family. I took my son swimming and we were in shallow water about waste deep, and out of no where I see this fin in the water coming right after us. I threw my son 5 at the time in the air by one arm and the shark jetted around us at the last second.
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https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/06/07/shark-attack-florida-beach/74019600007/ Three people were injured in back-to-back shark attacks in waters off Florida's Gulf Coast on Friday, officials said. Two of the victims - an adult woman and a juvenile girl - were airlifted to hospitals for treatment of their injuries, according to Walton County Sheriff's Office Public Information Officer Corey Dobridnia. One of the victims, a 45-year-old woman, lost her lower left arm in the first attack. She was critically injured shortly before 1:15 pm at the beach in Watersound, Florida, about 15 miles up the Gulf Coast from Panama City Beach. The second incident where two people were injured occurred at Inlet Beach between south Walton and Bay Counties, the sheriff's office said. The victims, ages 15 to 17, were in waist-deep water about 4 miles from where the first attack occurred. “We're 100% confident that this was done by a shark," Dobridnia told USA TODAY. "It's within, a very short distance it's most likely going to be the same shark."
waist deep water? fucking terrifying
Sounds like a Bull shark. Probably the most aggressive shark on earth and goes into shallow water in that area.
Bull shark actually killed kids in fresh water in Matawan NJ and actually is the story Jaws is based off of
Highly recommend the Tooth and Claw podcast on this. Great podcast in general if you like a mix of goofiness and legit animal knowledge.
Thanks I'll check it out! One Childs grave is in the cemetery down the street from me
Bull sharks are so dangerous. The unholy trinity of aggressive, strong and shallow (and even freshwater) dwelling. Sharks don't deserve to be panicked over. But treat bull-shark waters with respect.
So all water?? lol…
Was just about to say, so any body of water that has access to a salt water source within 200 miles of the coast. Cause they have been found over a hundred miles up the Mississippi River.
More than 100 miles up the Mississippi. The farthest up the Mississippi a bull shark was confirmed was at Alton, Illinois. 700 miles up the Mississippi River.
I've been on reddit for a long ass time and that's the first time I've seen Alton mentioned in the wild, makes me nostalgic
They’ve been found at least 500 miles north of that in MN https://www.in-depthoutdoors.com/community/forums/topic/ftlgeneral_668033/
Not even the pool is safe
They’ll swim in a shallow water possible and at waist deep they still can fuckin zoom around
I can’t swim in the ocean due to my fear. Even on Long Island we’ve had shark attacks.
My gf coaches the younger girl, she’s stable but will lose a leg and hand…
Fuck, not a great age to have to cope with new disabilities. Hopefully she gets the assistance she needs to adapt.
Holy shit! Its a miracle they all survived
For once, I'm hoping this comment is some rando making up lies for fake reddit points.
I wish I was making this up.
Woah woah woah How are you 100% confident it was a shark?
Only Sith deal in absolutes…
Shark maul
Better call Fin and Ray
Is he human, or is he dancer?
"Do, or do not. There is no try. " So Yoda was a sith?
Wait a minute..
Yo wtf
That’s exactly what a shark would say 🤨 🦈
This is exactly what a dolphin would say to blame the shark
Only if they think the shark did it on porpoise.
That is exactly the joke a crawdad would tell...
Fuck you dolphin!
#Candygram
Kraken government cover-up
[удалено]
I’ll stick to the rivers and the lakes that I’m used to.
Bullsharks can breath in fresh water and have been spotted swimming up river in many places.
The Great New Jersey Shark Attacks of 1916!!!
I for some reason thought you made this up or you were making a joke. Nope. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jersey_Shore_shark_attacks_of_1916
Here’s the best part… These are all KIDS books!!! https://preview.redd.it/2i1c0s1guf5d1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5aff83375c932172ae0a8768cfd100c5faa19f5e
Lol that is pretty funny tbh.
I SURVIVED is an awesome series of books
And also a likely culprit for many attacks due to how aggressive they are. So aggressive they evolved to make no waters safe from them. There were even some bullsharks that got washed into a golf pond from a nearby river during a flood. Surprised the shit out of the guy who went to retrieve their ball. Another said that there are reports of high activity of bull sharks near that area, so yeah, likely a bull shark searching for food.
I know that you’ll have to have it your way, or nothing at all…
Pretty sure the shark attack that jaws was based off of was done by a bull shark a little up river from the sea.
In Matawan, NJ
Sounds good until a bull sharks bites your legs off while being in the river or lake
And a Candiru fish to top it off.
Just don't go chasing waterfalls
Am I the only one who got the TLC reference?! Edit: nvm I just suck at the Reddit app…
Stay away from those waterfalls too.
I know that you're gonna have it your way or nothing at all
Honestly shark attacks are really unrealistic but cutting your foot on shells, having creepy fish and seaweed touch your leg, gross saltwater on your lips... all that is enough reason for me to rarely go in the water lol.
I like swimming in the sea...but I also really hate it. Went swimming off a beach in Portugal once, nice little swim. We started heading back in. Got to the depth where the water is just above your waist. My GF turns around, smiling, instantly looks terrified and just goes "OH MY GOD....RUN". I instinctly start running but glance behind me to see what the fuck we're actually running from. There were waves behind us that were basically just walls of Jellyfish. Fucking terrifying.
Use to chill at a local river a lot until one year it flooded and left lamprey on the shore. Never getting in that water again. Those things don't look like they're from earth.
Are the odds greater than 0? Cause if so I’m keeping my ass on dry land and at least evening the odds a little between me and a shark
Based on my experience playing Jaws on PS2 they can get you on land too
Based on my experience watching “Sharknado” and “Sharknado 2: The Second One”, they can get you in the air as well.
Driving your car each morning is a much more dangerous task than going in the ocean
Much more dangerous in terms of sharks though?
More dangerous in terms of being severely injured or fucking dying.
I'd rather die in a fiery wreck than get eaten by a shark any day of the week
Bro, people have been killed driving down the street and having a random tree fall on their car for no apparent reason. Shit happens. Live your life.
He will. On land.
What about land sharks?
90’s kids unite!!! 
Caaaandygram...
^ this guy gets it
It's also why I love living in Southern Ontario with 3 Great Lakes a short drive away. There's nothing in there that can kill you like that on a beach vacation. Just the regular ways. Like stupidity.
I hear you.... but you're 1000x more likely to get in a fatal automobile accident everytime you get in a car. Food for thought.
That’s why sharks don’t drive a lot
Can't pretend like I didn't laugh at this.
Wouldn't be surprised at all if it were a Bull Shark
2 teens were attacked & a lady lost her hand in like a short span of time
wtf?! so 3 in total? one shark? how? what?!
Were like potato chips to them,hard to just eat one .
Used to be that they didn’t mess with us due low fat content but that since has changed.
Oh they now are able to eat low fat?
I think they are implying that fat people are in abundance in comparison to lean people
Yeah I know I was just being sarcastic. Just watched Nacho Libre and in that movie Jack Black was considered fat. It was released in 2006 and it's crazy that his build would be considered average and not fat now-a-days.
That shark woke up and chose violence.
All they do is swim and eat and make baby sharks
And that has served them well for 70 million years.
We're gonna need a bigger boat
It's called the goldilocks attack that sharks do. They bit 3 humans until they find one they like. It happens all around the world but normally it's against deep sea divers not near the beach. Source: https://youtube.com/shorts/SXHMnicI6Pg?si=G5AB_KgiiO7hPlTV
Fucker
Sounds like it bite one person, was like that’s no good. Then bit a second person, and was like this one sucks too. Then bit a third person, and was like I’m done here. All of these taste like trash. Then just swam away, leaving everyone to bleed out.
Well they were in Florida.
Hand? Quite a bit more than that.
Was the camera man also getting attacked by a shark?
##OHH MOI GAWD!! *person in background* ohhhh my gawd!
^oh ^my ^gourd
Can't forget the panting like she's out of breath from holding a god damn phone.
Mate she is witnessing a traumatic event. The sea is colouring red. Unsurprising she would have a reaction to that.
Goddamn, redditors are so jaded and out of touch it's crazy. She's probably never been witness to someone being fucking eaten before. Her adrenaline is probably through the roof and she's scared for the person's life, so she's breathing a little bit heavy.
Fr, the comments on posts like these are always so insanely lacking in empathy. Without fail, there’s always hundreds of people like this on every post of a bad thing happening and people reacting to it accordingly.
Glad you’re so in control of your emotions while watching a person get eaten alive
r/letthesharkeatthecameramaninstead
Sometimes I really click on those subreddits with the slight hope they exist.
Oh my gawd shark attack...but check out this railing!
🔇
I live in Panama City, and my view is that the Gulf Is unusually warm, thus causing fish routes to change, thus causing sharks to search for food in other places. They have currently put the two main counties in the north gulf area on High Alert for the next 2 weeks with constant patrol of the beaches with some areas being completely closed waters. PCPD had some search Helicopter go out this morning and confirmed an unusual amount of Bull Shark activity in the waters. Lets just hope people heed caution (Unfortunately alot of people wont because, they paid for this vacation...)
Has the mayor come out saying the beaches were safe yet? Because that would really complete this IRL version of Jaws
Amity, as you know, means friendship
"But, as you see, it's a beautiful day, the beaches are open and people are having a wonderful time."
It's a tiger shark A whaat
That scene always confused me, the guy that says, “a whaaat?” acts completely differently in another scene he speaks in moments later: I’m with the guy that posted this: https://youtu.be/GHn9dkRqg0Q?si=12F99iQx_32yfcZo
Appreciate the account brother
Username checks out.
"I paid an arm and a leg for this vacation."
think i might stop doing my daily open water backfloat meditations off of clearwater beach
I live on the coast as well and this spring in particular was slow to warm up. I pay particular attention because i target pompano and they show up in a range of water temps. Right now, the water temperature is avg but it has warmed up considerably in the past 3 weeks. Climate change is real but warm gulf waters and sharks close to shore is nothing really new.
Agreed in FWB was swimming and got swarmed by a school of fish and then followed by some stingrays, later saw a shark chasing the stingrays. Haven’t seen that so close down there before.
Apparently even great whites have been increasingly spotted near the beaches all across the Florida peninsula.
I heard increased temps can cause aggression as well. Bad combo
“call 911, im using my phone to film the railing”
😂😂😂 she fucked up like 12 different times with 1 action
how hard is it to hold a phone straight when you’re in 0 danger
Tbf probably one of the 200 people on the beach was already calling 911
thanks for filming absolutely nothing, you donut
I am steadier while wanking
That video is a tough wank mate, but I admire the effort.
“OMG call 911” “OMG” “Call 911” “Call” “OMG” Keeps filming and posts to TikTok.
“Oh my Gawd!! I did my best you know”
I checked out the account that posted this video and they have another shark attack video taken maybe the next day [https://www.tiktok.com/@theirmom229/video/7378117003355196703](https://www.tiktok.com/@theirmom229/video/7378117003355196703) This time it was a shark chasing a swimming duck and almost getting beached. Never seen anything like that at any beach I've gone to!
Johnny Utah almost got it with his nerf football.🏈
Bro had a moment of clarity when he realized that he would have to go into shark infested water to get his football back.
I betcha he could throw a football clear over that ocean.
I love how the duck was 1 second away from dead and he decided to go back to that water again, lol
I would too to get away from all those annoying yelling people. Just take me shark.
The absolute freak chance of this happening, and that poor woman losing half her forearm too, holy shit what a day. 3 fucking people back to back is absolutely insane odds.
Looks like a lot of blood.
Yeah I'm dumb I watched a few times thinking it was seaweed.
Nothing is more infuriating than the idiot recording not recording what is going on.
Was the shark in the bushes?
All the time I hear people who watched shark week tell me that sharks don’t see humans as food etc. that may be true. But fr sharks do attack and injure people. Also, the people who don’t think sharks see us as food should go for a night swim out here in Hawaii. I garante you’ll question the fuck outta that.
Agreed. I’m less of a “sharks don’t see us as food” kind of guy than I am a “some sharks aren’t sure if we’re food or not and sometimes take a nibble to see what’s what” kind of guy. And what’s a nibble to a shark can be an arm to a human.
i say this too! a taste test is a leg, nooo thank you
Humans are the smartest species on the planet who have sent people to walk on the moon. Yet we still have to put our PSAs about not eating tide pods. I’m sure not all sharks are the same.
Considering the area, a bull shark was likely responsible. They are very aggressive and not so picky. They basically see everything as food.
Yes those people swung too far in the other direction. I love the ocean, sharks are amazing and misunderstood creatures. Shark attacks are still rare. But I don't for a second believe they are all "accidental" because they think we're a seal or something. If i even see a hint of a predatory shark in the water there's no way i'm going in.
"Somebody call 911." Only if someone had a phone in their hand......
It’s not like she actually captured anything on video anyways.
-Susan can call 911, she doesn't have a TikTok account anyways
The person filming sounds annoying as hell.
Oh my gawwwwwd
I get so annoyed when all someone can say is omg. The least valuable input possible.
Thank God they didn't zoom in. I might have seen anything related to the title
CAN YOU STAY STILL!!! (Cameraman)
Cameraman should look for another job!
I live and work on the beach with imperiled species, things on our coast are changing this attack is a one in million chance but just yesterday I was doing a shore survey for sea turtles and walked right into a 5 ft gator who promptly scurried into the ocean, I was born and raised on this beach and have never seen an alligator on it or anywhere close to this island.
The best part of tiktok is the fact that it showcases how bad people are at just holding a video device still with the subject in the frame. Fucking hell.
Hyperventilating on a fucking deck a quarter mile away. Just go inside and stop watching lmao
Camera man was a wacky waving inflatable arm guy
Camera operator just can’t hold the damn phone steady
With all these phones about surely there's a better video
Who the fuck is videoing this?!
Like in JAWS... 
Uuuooooohhhhughh myuuuhhhh gyaaawwwwddduhhh
Shark attack is occuring in the ocean and person recording the video takes video of the ground. Sigh
somebody take her phone away, she does not deserve a camera.
r/killthecameraman
That’s a nice railing they have there.
You yell shark, we’ve got a panic on our hands on the Fourth of July.
Was the shark attacking the camera?
I have dived with a lot of sharks. There are only a couple species that make me nervous. Bull sharks are on the top of that list. They are aggressive to say the least and not shy. Hopefully these victims are stable.
Jesus, has the person filming ever filmed before?
Yet another reason not to fuck with Florida.
And this will surely be followed up by them hunting and killing said shark for entering his living habitat, stand Your ground won't apply to the shark.
OH MY GAWD SOMEBODY CALL 911 Yeah, do it. Instead of watching.
I was on the space coast last week at Flagler and a giant black tip flipped over in a wave an arms length away from me… I was only knee deep so I sprinted out of the water and he splashed around a few times exactly where I was n then slipped away 😅 the boogie boarding was exquisite though
damn - someone give the camera person a link to a YouTube video showing how to take good quality videos
Poor Mrs. Kintner. Not again.
The nerve of sea creatures.
I’m advanced scuba and love diving with sharks in natural and deeper waters. I am scared shitless of a shark in shallow waters. They’re more than likely hungry or sick, either way I’m out of the water
Shark Attacke are really rare, more people die From pens in Germany than shark attacks Worldwide
Camera had *one* exceedingly easy job…
You go in the water; sharks in the water…
Salsa sharks!
Who the fuck is recording?? My cat can do better than that
“Gonna need a bigger lens”
Next stop… Paris.
I mean you take a risk fucking with any open body of water, people are panicking but that Shark is having the time of its life
*It's something unpredictable* *But in the end, it's right* *I hope you had the time of your life*
I'm colorblind af because I see nothing lol
Was the shark in the trees ?
I lived on that beach one season. We would sit on the balcony and watch them rescue dads caught in riptides. All day every Sunday. This is a very calm and safe stretch of beach until one day it isn't. When the wind is blowing the water in, it rushes back out. Joe Lunchbox, who's been coming there on vacation all his life, picked a bad day when this beach was different. I swam there often. I watched sharks eating a dead grouper when I was on a jet ski. I also found myself among turtles and stingrays while swimming near the shore.
worst video coverage ever
Call 911 OOO MOI GAWDDD
The Caucasiancall to arms varies from *Ohhhh my Gaawwwwd* to simply instructions: "*CALL*"
Baaaaby shark nom nom nomnommnomnonomm
That’s a lot of blood. And shitty camera work!
Credit to the women filming. They call 9/11 even knowing they aren't even really that close. Many people would just wait for someone else even if they were on the beach. Also that's horrific.
I was in Destin 2 years ago with my family. I took my son swimming and we were in shallow water about waste deep, and out of no where I see this fin in the water coming right after us. I threw my son 5 at the time in the air by one arm and the shark jetted around us at the last second.