AUDIO: SHARK FILMMAKER SCREAMS “I STILL LOVE SHARKS” AFTER ATTACK
A shark documentary filmmaker yelled “I still love sharks” after being bitten by one in Australia. Anika Craney, 29, was bitten on her lower left leg by a shark while swimming off the coast of Fitzroy Island, near Cairns, Queensland Tuesday afternoon. It is not known what kind of shark attacked her. Although she is in the middle of filming a documentary, it was her day off. Doctors on scene provided first aid. Craney ended up with a possible fracture of the left lower ankle and some lacerations from the shark bite. As she was wheeled into Cairns Hospital in Queensland, she shouted to reporters, “I still love sharks! Sharks are beautiful!”
* And they still love you, Anika, because you’re delicious!
* “Come back, I want to kiss you for what you did to me! I have another leg for you! Just as tasty!”
* Worst case of Stockholm syndrome ever. (Stockholm syndrome is ‘sympathizing or falling in love with your captor.’)
* Her name was Anika, now they call her Eileen.
* I think we’ve found our special host for this year’s “Shark Week”.
CLIP: Anika Craney shouts “I still love sharks” from her stretcher.
