A woman feeds a shark and ends up at the hospital

Melissa Brunning, a 34-year-old Australian, spent her holidays in Dugong Bay, in the north of her country. He was aboard a boat accompanied by a group of people, at the time of his right hand began feeding a shark nanny who was swimming near the boat.

The shark willingly accepted the offer, but biting Melissa, not only brought with him to the food, by the force of traction driven by the multiple rows of teeth, was also dragged into the sea. [19659002] It was then that the woman felt that her index had been detached: "I could not look at the finger because I thought I had lost it and that if I looked at it, I would probably be in a state of shock".

After the traumatic experience, her fellow travelers managed to reassure her that she had kept her finger. Brunning decided not to go to the hospital, but when she returned home, her wound became infected in a hospital.

The doctors found that her finger was fractured, Melissa admitted her mistake and expressed before her accident "Be aware of your environment and do not feed the sharks."