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'I didn't see it': Surfer bitten by shark in second attack at Florida beach this month

It marks the second shark attack this month at the beach, which is known as the self-proclaimed "Shark Bite Capital of the World," according to The Daytona Beach News-Journal, part of the USA TODAY N...

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Teen surf instructor recovering after shark attack on New Smyrna Beach: report

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Teen surf instructor survives shark attack at New Smyrna Beach, vows to keep surfing

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Swimmers return to water after possible shark sighting at Middletown beach. What to know

Town officials said the harbormaster on patrol in the waters off Third Beach and lifeguards saw no evidence of a fin or shark, but they are continuing to investigate.

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‘He got eaten by something': 911 calls released in Florida shark attack

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‘I didn’t even feel it.’ Shark bite survivors describe their ordeals

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Shark attack: New Smyrna Beach, Florida sees second attack in three ...

New Smyrna Beach is known as the "shark bite capital of the world." Since the late 1800s, there have been more than 300 unprovoked shark attacks in Volusia County, where New Smyrna Beach is located.

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New Smyrna Beach: shark attacks bites - WFTV

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — At least two people are recovering from shark bites over the holiday weekend in Central Florida. “I saw my foot and I could see, like I could see the bite on my foot ...

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Surfer survives shark attack off New Smyrna Beach

A 40-year-old surfer in Volusia County recently survived a shark attack, leaving him with unexpected scars. Matthew Bender was surfing on New Smyrna Beach on Sunday when the shark bit him.