A woman reportedly lost her hands to a shark attack while she was trying to take a selfie with the large creature.

The latest report from the International Shark Attack File shows a significant drop in unprovoked shark bites, reinforcing that these incidents are anomalies rather than the norm.

Worldwide, there were only 47 unprovoked attacks, down 22 from the previous year and well below the 10-year average of 70.

The woman, believed to be a Canadian national, had been enjoying a holiday to the Turks and Caicos islands when the bloody ...

A new map reveals the world's shark bite hotspots, where the most people have been injured in unprovoked attacks.

A Canadian woman suffered severe injuries when she attempted to take a photo of a shark near a Turks and Caicos beach. Wading ...

Shark bites reached a surprising low in 2024, with only 47 unprovoked incidents worldwide, significantly below the 10-year ...

It is understood the 55-year-old had one of her arms amputated below the wrist and the other half way up her forearm ...

2024 was an exceptionally calm year for shark bites, with only 47 unprovoked attacks recorded around the globe.

While shark attacks dropped around the world and in the U.S. in 2024, the U.S. again had the highest reported number of ...

Surfers and swimmers have been warned about the world's worst spots to get in the water as the International Shark Attack ...

What was meant to be a carefree weekend getaway turned into a harrowing ordeal for two young women from Melbourne, Florida, ...