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There is a reason why they call that certain place Shark ParkHere in 805 its the territory biggest predator separate juveniles from the landlords. The juvs hang at bed'wetter, harbor, and cam'Puss etc and the big guys/gals feast in the Channel Islands
I'm sure it is.
Last time we were at the Monterrey Bay Aquarium we went to a special presentation about white sharks. One thing I remember is that Malibu was a breeding ground (all the white sharks they've had on display were taken off Malibu), but after the season the juveniles head south and the adults head north. The biologist said it was an evolutionary adaptation that protects the young from becoming prey of the elders. Nature is a trip.
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That's close!Little kid got the sh!t scared out of her in Kailua.
Video shows 6-year-old’s close call with shark at Oahu beach
Sheri Gouveia took the video of her daughter, Anela Rezentes, while at Kalama Beach on Sunday.
Saw the exact same thing happen at a beach park in Laie with my family, those sand sharks come right on to shore and they get big. I was on the beach and there were four all rolling in the shore break, nearly beaching themselves, no idea why, while the water was FULL of groms surfing, including my kid. I grabbed a board and paddled out to escort some of the kids in, but the sharks were gone pretty quick.
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Please distribute this far and wideEasy enough to find out where in SB the GWs are congregating... a good read from the Times on area shark activity.
Drones show California's great white sharks are closer — and more common — than you think
This Malibu photographer captures images of great white sharks along the Southern California coast, many just feet from unknowing swimmers and surfers.
Interesting story. 6-8ft is still baby size.......and it's extraordinarily rare for them to attack a human at that size. Usually they're still hunting for salmon and rays and haven't moved on to pinnipeds yet. I remember a baby bit someone out at 204 circa 2003. Minimal injuries in that case and not 'serious' like is being reported here.
