A woman is lured into the sea by a shark when she is nurtured

Melissa Brunning on the yacht: "do not feed the sharks". A 34-year-old woman was spilled from a yacht and pulled into the water by a shark while trying to feed her small fish, according to the American television channel CNN. The incident occurred in the region of Darwin northwest of Australia . She was wounded on the finger and quickly rescued from the sea.

Melissa Brunning was on vacation at Dugong Bay, a secluded spot where tourists can see sharks and crocodiles from all over the world. salt water in the Darwin area. The shark who attacked her is of a species considered less aggressive, the tawny nurse, and her attitude can be considered defensive.

"Everything happened so fast. All I could focus on was that my finger had been torn off. He bit his finger, and it seemed like he was tearing the bone, "says Melissa, rescued from the sea by other tourists

" I went back to the boat and I said that I had lost my finger. I could not even look at my finger because I thought I had been ripped off.

The episode was recorded with a mobile phone and viralized in social networks.

Melissa did not lose her finger, despite the risk that ran. The different rows of teeth of a shark like the nurse would be enough to break it. He said that he had learned his lesson and acknowledged the mistake of trying to feed the fish. "Be aware of your environment and do not feed sharks," he advised.