A man from Henry County is recovering after a shark attack in Daytona Beach. He had been in the water with his pregnant fiancée on Saturday evening when the incident occurred. The man reportedly pushed his fiancée to safety and then fought off the shark.
He is currently recovering from surgery, according to available information. Further details about the incident can be found through FOX 26 Houston, which reported on the shark attack and the man's heroic actions to save his fiancée.
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