Father Rips Shark's Mouth Off Son in Fishing Trip Horror
Newsweek - 2024-04-22T14:13:07.000Z

A teen in Australia was rushed to hospital after a great white shark latched onto his leg during a fishing trip.His dad leaped to the rescue and used his bare hands to rescue his son by pulling the predator off his leg, local media outlet 7News reported.Nathan Ness, 16, was on a family trip near Glenelg, South Australia, when his fishing hook accidentally latched onto a great white.Being over two miles offshore, the teen began to reel the catch in. However, as Ness went to capture his incredible...

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