A man who survived a shark attack plans to have the teeth that were left embedded in his arm turned into jewellery to mark his escape. Angus Kockott, 20, was snorkelling in the shallow water off the island of Mangareva,

Florida surf legend “Gnarly Charley” Hajek stepped on a shark at New Smyrna Beach this week. His biggest regret? Breaking his 148-day streak.

Suddenly, the animal – a suspected reef shark – approached Angus from behind a reef, leaving him just enough time to use his arm to protect his head and neck – and pull out a tiny four-inch blade. The South African said: ‘Seeing that shark right before it bit me – that was a real ‘oh sh*t’ moment.

A young snorkeler who survived a vicious shark attack off the shallow waters off Mangareva, French Polynesia, has decided to turn the teeth that was embedded in his arm into earrings, according to a report in The Mirror.

A man survived a shark attack - and is getting the teeth left embedded in his arm turned into jewellery. Angus Kockott, 20, was out snorkelling in the shallow water off the island of Mangareva, French Polynesia.