Fastest shark in world mauls screaming diver in disturbing Facebook video

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Fastest shark in world mauls screaming diver in disturbing Facebook video footage

A disturbing clip has surfaced of a diver being mauled by the world's fastest shark which can swim up to 45mph in a savage attack. Chad Patti and his friend Josh Loucks were spearfishing on New Year's Day when he was attacked by a 10ft shortfin mako shark which was swimming around 70 miles off of Florida's coast in the US.

In the chilling clip, the terrified fisherman can be heard screaming as his friend dives into the water in an attempt to rescue him. Mr Patti said he was convinced that the monstrous shark had devoured his scuba-diving fin as it had chomped down on it before vanishing. "The first scream, the 'help,' I didn’t think I had a leg, honestly. It wasn’t just a bump. I got it [the video] slowed down five times the speed and you can see the shark clearly has the fin in its mouth.

He went on to claim that the shark had seized the fin on his foot to launch itself at him which is believed to be a popular hunting tactic used by the species to disable their prey. Mr Patti explained: "It did what any mako does. It kind of takes out the motor, cuts the tail off the fish in the first strike and then it doubles back and finishes it off.

 

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