Spearfishing doctor fights off shark with a knife... then calmly stitches up the bites before going to the pub

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• James Grant, 24, was attacked while fishing off New Zealand coast
  
• Did not realise he had been bitten until he removed his wetsuit
  
• Sewed himself up with the first aid kit he kept in his car
  
• Then went to the pub with friends... where he bled on the floor
  

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Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...z2rmzg03HZ

 
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Good luck getting any sympathy from that doctor

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He has to no better than to just stitch it up and move on, there is a lot of nasty stuff in a sharks mouth. Guess that's why he is 24 and a doctor over there, maybe there is a perk to making our guys go through so much school.


 

liked this line from the paper  "Attacks by the sevengill are relatively common around the Southland and Otago coast"


 

But I thought Sharks don't attack people almost ever according to discovery?

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Peyton must store oxygen in that forehead of his. No way I'd still be alive after all that choking.