Mother nature doesn't like this guy: Meet the man who survived a snake, bear and shark attack
Mother Nature really doesn't like Dylan McWilliams.
The 20-year-old has survived three close encounters with dangerous animals. In just over three years, McWilliams has been attacked by a snake, a bear and a shark, reports National Geographic.
On April 19, McWilliams suffered his third attack while body boarding off the coast of Hawaii. The ocean predator, believed to be a tiger shark, left distinctive bite marks on his leg.
"I saw the shark underneath me. I started kicking at it - I know I hit it at least once - and swam to shore as quickly as I could," he told the BBC.
McWilliams's first attack was while he was hiking in Utah. As he walked he kicked what he thought was a cactus - only it turned out to be a coiled up rattlesnake.
The next happened during a camping trip in Colorado last July when he was sleeping outdoors. A black bear grabbed him by the back of the head. He fought back, poking it in the eye until it let go.
McWilliams admits he's a nature enthusiast and the attacks won't stop him from
"I don't blame the shark, I don't blame the bear, and I don't blame the rattlesnake."