VIDEO: A woman feeds a shark and finishes at the hospital

Melissa Brunning, a 34-year-old Australian girl, was on vacation in Dugong Bay, in the north of her country. She was aboard a ship accompanied by a group of people, she began feeding a nanny who was swimming near the boat with her right hand.

The shark accepted the offer tasty, but at the time of biting not only brought food but also Melissa with it, by the force of traction driven by the multiple rows of teeth, she was also dragged in the sea.

It is then that the woman felt that her forefinger had been broken: "I could not look at the finger because I thought I had lost it and that if I looked at it, I'd have it. would probably go into shock. "

After the traumatic experience, her companions managed to reassure her that she was keeping her finger. Brunning decided not to go to the hospital, but when I returned home, the wound was sufficiently infected to require surgery at the 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."

Source: Frontera

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