British woman rushed to hospital after being bitten by vicious toxic pufferfish
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A British woman was rushed to hospital after being attacked by a vicious toxic pufferfish in a Greek holiday hotspot.
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She was subsequently raced to a nearby private clinic for treatment.
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While receiving care, she is said to have told doctors she believed she had been attacked by a monkfish.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say However, monkfish are not known to bite humans, with the species mostly sticking to the seafloor and gulping down on fish that cross its path.
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Port authorities sources in Zante have confirmed to The Sun that a probe into the attack has been launched.
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