

The Great White Shark Bite Heard 'Round the World
In what might just be the most-seen video ever filmed of a great white shark encounter, 19-year-old Heather Boswell suffered a devastating bite to her lower body. That moment turned out to be just the beginning of an excruciating life-or-death fight for the young galley worker. Watch here: https://youtu.be/fA4vqfPo0pM…

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“Mike, Wes, and Jeff… I wanted to drop a comment here to tell me that you guys have inspired me to start my own marine wildlife centric podcast (Depth Perception: Stories from the Ocean). I’ve been listening to you guys for years and I can’t…”
“34:41 the way I found the original video of this attack was actually in a old shark week documentary called “Anatomy of a Shark Bite” it features the full uncut attack and also goes in depth on why the shark attacked her”
“Simon Nellist was eaten. Full stop. That shark ate him. It's a creepy video.”
“who else came from listening to the podcasts to watch the videos ?! I had no idea they recorded themselves and put it on youtube”
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