A fisherman who was sailing on a lake in the Everglades National Parkin Florida Bay, just dipped his hands in the water and he was bitten by a shark which then dragged him out of the boat.

The moment was captured on video by his companion, who tells the man not to put his hands in the water due to the danger of sharks. The fisherman ignores her remark and proceeds to wash his hands in the lake, but At that moment, a shark appears and bites his left hand and drags the man vigorously, who quickly rises from the water and pushes himself back to the boat..

The fisherman in the video was treated as an emergency by a park ranger, confirming that his wound was consistent with a shark bite. He was then transported to Jackson South Hospital by the Miami Dade Fire Department. It is currently being maintained with a reserved forecast.

“While shark bites are extremely rare in Everglades National Park, we always advise visitors to exercise caution around wildlife in the park.a statement from the national park said.

Allyson Gantt, chief of communications and public affairs for Everglades and Dry Turtles National Parks, said the shark in the video was likely a bull shark. These types of sharks can move between fresh and salt water and have behaved aggressively towards other anglers.