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She got six stitches, and her doctors tell her that a piece of one of the shark's teeth is still lodged in one of the wounds.
In addition to this, there are no records available relating to her early life and childhood at present.
The 19-year-old said it's been a journey treating the wound to have it heal completely.
She holds American nationality and belongs to white ethnicity.
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Katarina Zarutskie’s Instagram photo shoot was derailed when one of the nurse sharks she was posing with bit her arm, pulling her under.
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Sometimes, you just have to take a risk to get the perfect pic.
Katarina Zarutskie, a 19-year-old model and California native, was on vacation in the Bahamas with her boyfriend’s family last month when she was bitten by a nurse shark while attempting to take photos for social media, according to BBC News .
While nurse sharks are largely harmless to humans, they will occasionally bite defensively if stepped on or otherwise bothered, according to National Geographic . Unfortunately for Zarutskie, that seems to be exactly what happened after she spotted others snorkeling in a pool of nurse sharks and got into the water with them for an impromptu photo shoot.
As her boyfriend's father took photos, Zarutskie began floating on her back in the water after a local resident encouraged her to do so, reports BBC News. Soon, one of the sharks bit Zarutskie on the arm and pulled her under. She stayed calm, however, and rather than panicking, she covered her wound and pulled her arm out of the water so that the blood wouldn't spread, according to BBC News. It was her quick thinking that allowed her to get out of the pool safely.
“I think if someone was screaming and flailing around it definitely could have changed the situation,” she told BBC News.
Zarutskie has reportedly been recovering from the bite, which left fragments of teeth in her arm, with the help of stitches and antibiotics. In the meantime, her Instagram following has increased by more than 10k followers since she posted a series of photos showing a play-by-play of her experience, Harper’s Bazaar reports.
“PSA: Sharks are cute and can nibble at times if not careful,” she captioned her original post. Unfortunately for Zarutskie, she has recieved some backlash due to the photos. The 19-year-old told BBC News that she's received “rude and hateful” comments from strangers online.
While Zarutskie walked away from the experience without any life-threatening injuries, she urged others to know the risks before getting into the water with sharks.
“You can’t even predict how another human is going to react to situations, let alone an animal. I definitely will be thinking twice but it won’t be scaring me away!” she told the BBC.
Sadly, not everyone who's taken a potentially dangerous photo for social media is as lucky as Zarutskie was. Instagram daredevil Jackson Coe was found dead on July 6 having apparently fallen from a six-story apartment building in New York City. Megan Scraper, Ryker Gamble, and Alexey Lyakh, members of the YouTube group High on Life, died in the same week after falling nearly 100 feet off of a waterfall in Canada.
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Published July 12, 2018 6:27am EDT
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In shocking before and after pictures, California native and Instagram model, Katarina Zarutskie is shown swimming with nurse sharks right before one of the animals attacked her and latched onto her arm.
An Instagram model said she’s fortunate to still have her arm after a nurse shark latched onto it and dragged her under water while the woman was swimming with a school of seemingly harmless sharks in the Bahamas last month.
Katarina Zarutskie, 19, an avid surfer from Laguna Beach, Calif., and a nursing student, told Fox News she was on vacation with her boyfriend and his family when locals told her about the opportunity to swim with nurse sharks in Staniel Cay. She added the locals were “very encouraging” in telling her to try the activity.
Her boyfriend's father captured the moment when the nurse shark bit her arm.
(Katarina Zarutskie)
“We had seen all these nurse sharks swimming around the marina and I had already known, because I’ve surfed my whole life [that nurse sharks are relatively harmless]…I thought it was safe and I saw kids snorkeling, and against my boyfriend’s family’s wishes I thought it would be fine,” Zarutskie said.
The nursing student recalled everything being fine when she first entered the water — until she leaned back and held her arms out. Her boyfriend’s father was snapping pictures and captured the moment the shark sank its teeth into her arm and pulled her under.
Zarutskie said she was pulled under immediately after she was bitten.
(Katarina Zarutskie)
"It was very scary. I was pulled under and I'm very fortunate it was a minor situation. It could have been way worse...they could have all started to attack given that they have a pack mentality,” Zarutskie said.
She was able to rip the shark off her arm and stop the bleeding long enough to get out of the water.
(Katarina Zarutskie)
She added: "Everyone said they could hear the bite. They said it sounded like a big vacuum seal sort of thing...it all happened very fast. I wasn't screaming and crying. I was staying very calm."
Zarutskie said her past training for surfing and scuba diving quickly kicked in and helped her in the situation. She said she’s “very blessed” she was able to quickly rip her arm out of the shark’s mouth and cover the wound to prevent blood from getting to the other sharks lurking around.
The 19-year-old said it's been a journey treating the wound to have it heal completely.
(Katarina Zarutskie)
"If [the shark] would have got my hand in a different way, I probably wouldn't have been able to get my hand out,” she said.
Staniel Cay marina owner David Hocher told NBC News there was a warning sign posted in the area stating visitors must “swim with the sharks at your own risk.” He added it appeared the Instagram model went in the water during feeding time.
The Instagram model said she still loves sharks and the wildlife despite the scary situation.
(Katarina Zarutskie)
Zarutskie told Fox News she didn’t see a sign where she entered and would have never gone in the water if they were feeding the sharks.
Zarutskie said she isn’t placing blame on anyone for the incident. She believes the bite was “all a big accident” and the shark may have mistaken her for a piece of food.
Nurse sharks are slow-moving bottom-dwellers that are mostly harmless to humans, according to National Geographic . The sharks, however, will bite people as a defense if they are stepped on or bothered. They are known to have strong jaws to crush hard food such as shellfish and coral.
Nurse sharks are relatively harmless to humans unless they are provoked.
(Katarina Zarutskie)
The 19-year-old said it’s been a journey healing the bite wound. Zarutskie encountered multiple complications and doctors believe there may still be “pieces of the tooth” lodged in her arm.
"It was a humbling experience and I've learned a lot,” she said.
Despite the scary experience, Zarutskie told Fox News she still loves the wildlife and sharks and hopes to bring awareness to the animals. As for returning to Staniel Cay, the California native said she would go back in a heartbeat.
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