A shark attack in Brazil leaves a teenage girl with a severely injured leg, according to multiple reports. The incident occurs off a popular beach and is described as the second attack involving a lost limb in the same area within a short time. Several outlets say the girl, identified in one report as 19-year-old Marcela Vitoria de Lima Santos, is bitten off and is dragged to shore by lifeguards and bystanders. The attack follows another shark incident at a nearby beach roughly a day earlier, in which an 11-year-old boy is reported to have also suffered a limb injury and required emergency care. Reports place the locations close together—within several miles, with one outlet citing about six miles between the beaches. One report also references video footage capturing the response from lifeguards and others at the scene. While details such as the shark species are mentioned in at least one account, the common elements across sources are the two separate attacks, the lost-limb injuries, the proximity of the beaches, and the timeline of about one day between incidents.