A terrifying injury to an 8-year-old British boy who was attacked by a shark during his vacation in the Bahamas

Gruesome images have been shared by his family revealing the horrific injuries suffered by a boy who was attacked by a shark while on vacation in the Bahamas.

Eight-year-old Finley Downer said that at least three nurses attacked sharks when he was exploring five islands during a break. attacked.

A male student suffered horrific injuries as a predator bit his leg and flesh hung from his bones.

Nurse Sharks are generally harmless to humans, but the family didn't realize that a piece of food had been thrown into the water before Finley entered. I fear he will die.

His father, 44 's Michael told The Sun: It was like a scene from Jaws.

"Suddenly I heard a terrible scream and saw dozens of people circling around Finley. There was a lot of blood. Part of my leg was hanging off." 43}

"He kept saying, 'Dad, I don't want to die. Dad, I don't want to go to heaven.'"

Finley was dragged out of the sea by his sister and taken to a nearby I was taken to the clinic in a golf buggy.

Michael later paid £2,000 for a flight to Nassau where Finley had a three-hour surgery.

The family returned to Kettering, Northant.

Finley is still in a wheelchair.

Michael claims the tour guide said the sharks were safe, but the operator, his Exuma Escapes, said the family entered the water unguided into a lagoon not used by the tour. he told the Sun.

Florida swimmers are Two sharks were spotted lurking near theshore.

Neptune, Jacksonville A bather lounging on her beach with gray fins sticking out of the water just above his knees. I was surprised to see

Someone shouted as a result of a close call caught on camera on Saturday, July 30th. You can see how people suddenly run away in a hurry to get away from the sea as soon as possible.

incident swimmers immediately hesitated to enter the water again. showed an onlooker watching two sharks splash their bodies in shallow waves from a safe beach.

This latest sighting follows an increase in the number of shark sightings along the east coast of the United States, MailOnline reports .Main State beaches were reportedly temporarily closed last week after a great white shark was seen in the area.

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