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A decade after his first shark bite, a Florida man is recovering from another bite he suffered at the exact same beach. Cole Taschman, 28, was surfing with two friends at Bathtub Beach in Stuart ...

It’s a fin-tastical story of survival. A Florida surfer feels lucky to be alive after being bitten by a shark — on the exact same beach where he survived a similar attack 11 years ago.

Taschman was 16 years old in 2013 when a blacktip reef shark bit his hand while surfing at the same beach. “Same beach, same exact rock, same place, same reef, same everything,” Taschman said.

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