An 18-year-old surfer was bitten by a shark in Florida, marking the second attack at the same beach this month.

YANKED ME OFF MY BOARD' 麗 Sam Hollis described what it was like sitting on his surfboard, letting his feet hang in the water, when he felt a bite.

An 18-year-old surf instructor is recovering in the hospital after a shark bit his foot while he was surfing off New Smyrna Beach on Friday, an area known for frequent shark encounters, according ...

An 18-year-old surf instructor was rushed to the hospital on Friday after he was attacked by a shark at a Florida beach. Sam Hollis said he was bitten on his foot while surfing off New Smyrna Beach, ...

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An 18-year-old surf instructor is recovering after a shark attacked him while he was in the water off New Smyrna Beach.

Sam Hollis was leading a surf lesson off Florida’s New Smyrna Beach on Friday when a shark suddenly bit down on his left foot ...

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A teenage surfer described a scary encounter with a shark along a Florida beach that landed him in the hospital.

Sam Hollis, 18, said it was a normal day of surf instructing. He was on the water, when a big wave washed over and he went off his board. He got back on the board, letting his feet hang in the water.

New Smyrna Beach has once again proven why it is known as the “shark bite capital of the world.” As USA Today reports, the famously sharky surf break claimed yet another victim Friday.