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IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Skip to ContentLocalShare & Save —My NewsManage ProfileEmail PreferencesSign OutSearchSearchProfileSign Out Sign InCreate your free profileSectionsLocaltvFeaturedMore From NBCFollow NBC News news AlertsThere are no new alerts at this timeSearchSearchCalifornia shark attack survivor recalls 'tussling' with animal and screaming for helpCaleb Adams, 46, was left with multiple shark bites following the June 2 attack while swimming with a group in Del Mar, California. Get more newsLiveonJune 18, 2024, 9:09 AM EDTBy The man who was while swimming near San Diego, California, earlier this month recalled “tussling” with the animal for seconds and swimming through bloody water to safety.Caleb Adams, 46, was swimming in Del Mar, California, with 18 members of an open water swim group when he felt “a strong hit to my body” on June 2. “I knew I had been hit by a shark. I tussled with the animal for what was seconds,” he told NBC News correspondent Gadi Schwartz in an exclusive interview aired Tuesday on “TODAY.” “The second time I struck the animal and I felt a softer tissue. I am going to speculate that that was inside the shark’s mouth. And I had several cuts on my hand and wrist,” he recalled. That’s when he yelled “just two clear words”— “help” and “shark.”His swimming buddy Kevin Barrett heard his cries for help. “You know that’s a real scream,” Barrett recalled. By the time he reached Adams, the shark was gone. “When I was swimming him in, the blood was just pouring out of his chest,” he recalled. Once at shore, “we could really see the traumatic extent of his injuries and it was not pretty.”A lifeguard kept his hand under Caleb’s chin and urged him to not look down as he was taken to an ambulance. The shark bites occurred about 100 yards offshore from the Beach Safety Center at 17th Street, the city of Del Mar said in a .He was taken to Scripps Memorial Hospital in La Jolla with bites to his left hand, his left arm and his torso, the city of Del Mar said. Nearly the entire stretch of beach was closed after the attack.A member of Adams' swimming group that trains weekly, Jenna Veal, was right behind him when the incident happened.She previously told NBC’s “TODAY” show she heard him scream for help.“He punched it in the face. He punched it in the nose,” she said. “I do know he had a gash on his hand from a shark’s tooth.”Adams said he's feeling strong despite the ordeal, now with stitches and scars lining his arms and crossing his torso from the attack. Returning to the beach with his wife about two weeks after the attack, he said: “It’s emotional being here, without question.”“I have a beautiful community to lean on and I’m very thankful,” he added.Experts say that strip of beach near Del Mar has become .Unprovoked shark attacks are rare: There were just 36 in the U.S. last year, including two in California, one of them fatal, the Florida Museum of Natural History’s International Shark Attack File said.Marlene Lenthang is a breaking news reporter for NBC News Digital.© 2025 NBCUniversal Media, LLC, Attacks in Mexico: 0. Attacks Worldwide: 4 unprovoked nonfatal. The Caribbean reef shark is a relatively docile beast. However, it turns into a frantic ball of energy when food is around and hunts ferociously. There have been times when a reef shark accidentally bites a human while in a feeding frenzy, especially when those people are also fishing., Unprovoked shark attacks are rare: There were just 36 in the U.S. last year, including two in California, one of them fatal, the Florida Museum of Natural History’s International Shark Attack .
Between 1982 and 2011, 84% of reported shark bites were in only six countries (United States, Australia, South Africa, Brazil, France (Réunion Island), and the Bahamas). Of these countries , In 2022, the U.S. had 41 unprovoked shark bites. Florida had 16 cases alone. And in New York, where there were eight attacks last year, there are 18 drones on patrol, trying to keep shark , So far this year, there have been 22 shark attacks in U.S. waters, and zero in Massachusetts, according to a database maintained by Tracking Sharks, a news site that shares information on sharks., unprovoked shark bites, none of which resulted in death. For all US coastal waters in the year 2000, the International Shark Attack File reported 54 unprovoked shark bites, with one resulting in death. These statistics make it evident that the danger of injury or death from a shark bite is far less than, Florida’s marine ecosystem directly influences shark attacks due to its diverse and abundant marine life, which attracts a large number of sharks. Moreover, the warm waters of Florida provide an ideal environment for various species of sharks, leading to a higher probability of encounters between humans and sharks., .