2 men bitten by sharks off Florida coast (USA News)

It began with a swim on a sunny evening off the Florida coast. A little while later, the two men were nurturing shark nibbles.

The pair were in knee-profound water when they got nipped a couple of minutes separated. One in the foot and the other in the shin in the ballpark of 100 yards away, the Volusia County Sheriff's Office said.
They then headed off to adjacent Bert Fish Medical Center for medicine of what powers portrayed as nonlife-undermining damages.

Volusia County tied for generally ambushes

The occurrences happened Saturday evening off New Smyrna Beach, which is 14 miles south of Daytona Beach and something like 50 miles northeast of Orlando.

One of the chumps was in his 20s, while the different was in his mid-40s, as per the sheriff's office.

The amount of shark chomps has gone all over as of late in the United States, with 51 assaults in 2001 and 53 last year. In 2009, there were just 29, consistent with the Florida Museum of Natural History.

More ambushes happen off the Florida coast than in the sum of the different states consolidated.

Be that as it may, generally shark chomps don't wind up being deadly. The casualty rate in the United States is only 2%. The most recent year that somebody passed on in Florida because of a shark nibble was 2010, consistent with the historical center.