THE TRAGIC EVENT TO HELP OTHERS. >> WELL, AS WE LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS WEEKEND'S SHARK BITE VICTIM, WE'RE HEARING FROM OTHERS LOCALLY WHO'VE ALSO BEEN THROUGH THE SAME EXACT THING AND HAVE SINCE RETURNED TO THE WATER. THIS IS CALEB ADAMS, THE MAN BIT BY A SHARK SUNDAY MORNING OFF THE COAST OF DELMAR. >> HIS FAMILY SHARING THESE PICTURES AS THEIR LOVED ONES. RECOVERY CONTINUES IN THE ICU. CALLEBS BITE THE 3RD OFF SAN DIEGO COUNTY COASTLINES IN THE LAST 6 YEARS. A LOT OF PEOPLE REALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT IT ACTUALLY IS LIKE IN 2018 HAYES WAS BIT WHILE LOBSTER DIVING IN ENCINITAS AT JUST 13 YEARS OLD HAYES IS NOW 19 AND IN COLLEGE IN COLORADO AND IN THE SUMMERS, A LIFEGUARD FOR THE CITY OF ENCINITAS. IT'S DEFINITELY VERY FULL CIRCLE MOMENT LIKE I'VE BEEN WORKING AT THE BEACH TO THAT. >> I'M A LITTLE BIT. SO DEFINITELY LIKE BUT ONE THAT WAS WALKING ON THE TRIALS LIKE, WOW, I AM ALMOST DIED RIGHT OVER THERE. HE'S ALREADY REACHED OUT TO CALEB'S FAMILY. WE REACH OUT JUST TO GIVE OUR SUPPORT AND JUST TRYING TO AS MANY RESOURCES AS WE CAN. >> THE CONDITIONS OF THE WATER SUNDAY MORNING WERE MURKY ACCORDING TO CAL STATE LONG BEACH SHARK LABS, DOCTOR CHRISTOPHER LOWE. THE RED TIDE CREATED LOW VISIBILITY FOR HIS TEAM RESEARCHING FOR HOURS AFTER THE BITE. THAT'S A RED TIES CAUSED A MICROSCOPIC PLANTS THAT LIVE IN THE WATER CALLED PLANT IN OR DIATOMS. SO THEY REPRODUCE REALLY QUICKLY. >> AND SO MUCH SO THAT TURNS THE WATER THAT BROWNISH RED DOCTOR LOWE SAYS RED TIDE CONDITIONS MIGHT HAVE MADE THE SHARK MISTAKE. ADAMS FOR PREY PAYS KNOWS. THESE ATTACKS ARE EXTREMELY RARE AND HOPES ADAMS RECOVERS QUICKLY. >> AND PLANS ON BEING THERE TO SUPPORT HIM IF AND WHEN HE'S READY TO GET BACK INTO THE WATER AS WANT TO GO FOR A SURF OR JUST LIKE A SWIMMER, SOMETHING DONE. >> MORE THAN OPEN TO THAT AND AND JUST TAKE IT AT YOUR OWN PACE WERE ALL FROM DIFFERENT.
