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Guest safetySource-linked report · #62

Boat worker describes surviving shark bites at a Long Island marina

Long Island · Added 2026-09-20

Boat worker describes surviving shark bites at a Long Island marina WPLG interviewed a Florida man about surviving shark bites in the southern Bahamas on April 26, 2024. Associated Press reporting says he fell into the water beside a docked boat at Flying Fish Marina and later underwent surgery in Florida. He was working aboard a boat, not reported to be a paying excursion guest; no operator negligence is established here. Source: WPLG Local 10 · May 9, 2024. Additional source: https://apnews.com/article/791ad353ca38d4170bd33006d24ddde0

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Boat worker describes surviving shark bites at a Long Island marina

WPLG interviewed a Florida man about surviving shark bites in the southern Bahamas on April 26, 2024. Associated Press reporting says he fell into the water beside a docked boat at Flying Fish Marina and later underwent surgery in Florida. He was working aboard a boat, not reported to be a paying excursion guest; no operator negligence is established here.

Source: WPLG Local 10 · May 9, 2024.

Additional source: https://apnews.com/article/791ad353ca38d4170bd33006d24ddde0

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Source-linked WPLG Local 10 · May 9, 2024
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Flying Fish Marina location; boat operator not established

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Water & public healthTraveler review · #9

Shortened pig tour, rude guides and dirty-water concerns at Goat Cay

Goat Cay / New Providence · Added 2026-09-14

Shortened pig tour, rude guides and dirty-water concerns at Goat Cay The visit felt much shorter than advertised, according to this guest’s one-star review. They described rude guides, belongings left unattended and pigs that looked unhappy. They were also concerned about dirty water around the animals. The review describes what the guest saw and felt; it does not provide water-test results. Source: Google review aggregate.

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Shortened pig tour, rude guides and dirty-water concerns at Goat Cay

The visit felt much shorter than advertised, according to this guest’s one-star review. They described rude guides, belongings left unattended and pigs that looked unhappy. They were also concerned about dirty water around the animals. The review describes what the guest saw and felt; it does not provide water-test results.

Source: Google review aggregate.

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Bahamas Treasure Island / Swim With The Pigs at Goat Cay

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