A man on Florida’s northeast coast was bitten by a shark this weekend but is now recovering, authorities said Sunday, in the third shark attack in state waters over the past month.

Authorities said the victim, who was not identified, was hospitalized in critical condition after sustaining a severe bite to his right arm.

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A man has been left in critical condition after he was bitten by a shark while fishing off the coast of Florida – the state with the highest number of recorded shark attacks.

The Marine Unit found the victim suffering from a severe injury to his forearm, and the unidentified man was losing a lot of blood.

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Officials from the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office Marine Unit responding to a distress call Friday morning found the victim in critical condition aboard a boat, losing blood from a “severe” shark bite on his right forearm,

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Officials from the Nassau County Sheriff's Office found the victim aboard a boat on Friday with a severe shark bite on his arm.

Officers from the unit said they responded to a distress call from a boat on the Amelia River near Fernandina Beach that morning. When they arrived to the scene, they found the victim onboard with a “severe” shark bite on his right forearm.