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Deputy Brian Stockbridge announced via a loudspeaker. Stockbridge was in a helicopter, flying off the coast of Dana Point in Orange County, Calif., at about 2 p. Wednesday. And, indeed, swimming in the Pacific Ocean below and clearly visible from the air, were several great white sharks. Their fins rose menacingly from the water as they glided back and forth."They are advising you exit the water in a calm manner," Stockbridge added.

The sharks are as close as the surfline."No one was hurt, and OC Lifeguards Chief Jason Young said the situation wasn’t dire enough to call for an ocean closure, which only occurs when the sharks are more than eight feet long and/or acting aggressive."We haven’t had any reports of anyone being bumped or charged, just observations of them either swimming or breaching," Young told the Ocean County Register. Watch High Art Online Forbes more. But he added this isn’t the first sign of great white sharks in the area lately."The report we got from the sheriff’s was very similar to the reports we’ve had before with the juveniles in the area at Beach Rd.," he said. We had dropped the advisory as of yesterday and put it back on today."Authorities posted advisories up and down the beaches of Southern California following several shark sightings this week. Last month, a woman was bitten by a shark while surfing at San Onofre State Beach and suffered severe injuries."It was definitely to the point, her hamstring was gone," Thomas Williams told the Ocean Country Register. If she didn’t receive immediate care, it was life- threatening.""All of the back of her leg was kind of missing," Williams added.

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While it’s not uncommon to spot sharks along the Southern California coast, they seem to be appearing in greater numbers. This could be due to an increase in smartphones capturing video of the shark, but it also could be due to rising sea temperatures."El Nino conditions last year created warmer temperatures that enticed white sharks to linger along the Southern California shoreline into the winter and then return quickly again early this spring," Joshua Emerson Smith wrote in the San Diego Union Tribune. Warmer waters bring out greater numbers of people, too, and they tend to go for longer swims, researchers say.

With more humans and more sharks hanging out in the same place, shark attacks could climb. Great whites can grow up to about 2.

Smithsonian. Despite their predatory prowess and well- earned reputation as killing machines, great whites aren’t actually all that dangerous to humans. Most people who get attacked by the legendarily terrifying fish survive, as nature writer Sy Montgomery told The Washington Post last year.

Seals, it turns out, are their dish of choice."For a great white shark, a seal is a big juicy steak with a slice of chocolate cake," she said. A person is an old piece of celery that’s been sitting on the counter all day."In the United States, the fatality rate for shark attacks was a mere 1. Worldwide, the figure was nearly 1. Atlanta Journal Constitution reported. The best way to avoid an attack is to pay attention to lifeguards and steer clear of smaller fish, said Emerson, of the Union Tribune."If you find yourself surrounded by a massive school of bait fish," he said, "maybe it’s time to paddle in or find a new surfing spot.".

Hurricane Irma - Shocking moment three 'sharks' are spotted swimming through flooded Miami STREET.. ONLINE viewers have spotted something fishy about footage which appears to show sharks swimming through a flooded Miami street during Hurricane Irma. The astonishing video features three shark fins above the water’s surface during torrential flooding in the downtown area of the port city in Florida.

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The footage shows shark fins above the flood water on a Miami street during Hurricane Irma Online viewers were quick to point out that sharks do not move in packs and labelled the video 'fake'But animal enthusiasts pointed out that the fearsome apex predators do not swim in groups proving the footage had been faked. One user wrote: “Sharks don’t swim in packs, clearly fake,” reports The Daily Star. While another added: “Fake.

Sharks are solitary animals.”Deadly Irma, which was 4. Atlantic Ocean towards the US mainland. Irma, which was ranked at the maximum category five, is the most powerful storm ever recorded in the Atlantic.

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Another incredible viral video showed an alligator strolling across a road in the wake of Irma as survivors are warned to watch out for killer beasts. The reptile was spotted in downtown Melbourne, Florida, crossing a pavement next to a bus stop and diving into a ditch just hours after the mega- storm battered the region. The shocking scenes were captured by Melbourne Fire Department as officials warned people to watch out for alligators and snakes. Alligator strolls across a road in the wake of Hurricane Irma in Melbourne, Florida An alligator was seen crossing a road in Melbourne, Florida after Hurricane Irma. We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun Online news team?

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