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Shark knocks man off hydrofoil surfboard, savages him in rare...

Summary by Signs of the Times
A man was viciously attacked by a shark after being knocked off his hydrofoil surfboard in the Canary Islands. The man, who has not been named, was practising Downwind foiling some two miles west of Fuerteventura. Spanish TV channel Antena 3 reported that he was in the water when the shark attacked his board and bit him on the leg on Sunday. The media outlet published a video showing two bloody gashes just below the knee. The wounds were describ…
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Shark knocks man off hydrofoil surfboard, savages him in rare...

A man was viciously attacked by a shark after being knocked off his hydrofoil surfboard in the Canary Islands. The man, who has not been named, was practising Downwind foiling some two miles west of Fuerteventura. Spanish TV channel Antena 3 reported that he was in the water when the shark attacked his board and bit him on the leg on Sunday. The media outlet published a video showing two bloody gashes just below the knee. The wounds were describ…

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Signs of the Times broke the news in on Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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