Shark Attack in Lake Benton, Minnesota

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Lake Benton-MN Sunday, a shark attack happened 50 yards from the beach near the Stoney Point Recreation and Campground area yesterday at 10:45 am.

Connie Ferguson and her family drove down to Stoney Point Recreation and Campground Area from Flandreau to go tubing. Before they were going tubing they decided to go swimming first. Caleb was some 50 yards from shore in 5 feet of water and 55 °F (13 °C) water. Connie and Brett's son Jacob noticed a dorsal fin in the water and at first he thought it was a piece of drift wood, but then the fin was moving and he can notice that it was a shark. 15 year old Caleb fought off the shark after the shark attacked him and then it release him and he swam to the beach and everyone made it to shore safely. He was rushed to the Lake Benton Medical Clinic Avera where doctor saved his life and his leg. Scientists confirmed it was a 10 foot bull shark that attacked Caleb Ferguson.

Brian Briar, National Resources Department in Marshall MN says, "Bull Sharks are known to be able to swim between salt and fresh water. Although they are able to swim in fresh water typically they are only found in tropical rivers around the world." This is the first shark attack of a bull shark in Lake Benton, Minnesota history. Now, scientists are going to investigate how a bull shark got this far north from the Gulf of Mexico all the way up to a lake in Minnesota. The owner of Stoney Pointe and Recreation Area decided to close the beach that is near the boat docks for Sunday and Monday. The beaches will remain open on Tuesday.

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