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A woman had to have surgery to remove a catfish from her stomach after the fish embedded itself in her body while she was swimming at a beach resort in Brazil. The tourist was taken to hospital after the painful encounter in Itanhaem, Sao Paulo, Metro reports. We didn't remove the spine because only a doctor can do this. We took her to hospital so she could have microsurgery. It was definitely a first. Catfish possess a strong spine-like ray on their dorsal and pectoral fins.
As a defence, these spines may be locked into place so that they stick outwards, which can inflict severe wounds. You don't have to go to exotic shores to find dangers lurking in deceptively calm waters. Morecambe Bay , in Lancashire, is notorious for its quicksand and fast moving tides, which took the lives of 23 Chinese cockle pickers in Visitors should only cross the sands of Morecambe Bay with an official guide.
Poor old Bikini Atoll was once just a beautiful group of islands in the South Pacific. Then, in the Forties, it became notorious for two things: providing the name for the saucy new two-piece swimsuit, and being chosen by the US as the site for nuclear testing. The amounts of radiation that still exist in the food chain have made it impossible for the Bikini Islanders to return to their homeland, although tourism has been introduced to the ship graveyard dive site in Bikini Lagoon.
An unofficial wooden beach sign at Hanakapiai on Kauai island shows more than eighty tally marks representing those who've drowned there, official reports put the number at thirty. Either way, the rip currents here are so treacherous, the sign's warning not to go in, or even anywhere near, the water is worth taking very seriously indeed. Other beaches might have more frequent shark bite attacks, but nowhere are the sharks more aggressive and the attacks more likely to be deadly than in Port St Johns , on South Africa's southeastern coast, which has seen six fatal shark attacks in just over five years.
