

'Sharky Summer' Predicted For CA Beaches: 'A Perfect Storm' | Across California, CA Patch
Warmer ocean temperatures, an ongoing marine heat wave and changing nursery habitat are creating conditions similar to 2015, when juvenile great white shark activity surged along the California coast, Chris Lowe, director of Cal State Long Beach’s Shark Lab, told Patch.
"It almost looked like the white shark population exploded overnight," Lowe recalled.
A Great White Shark Grabbed His Entire Body & He Still Survived | I Survived | A&E
youtu.beNSW premier rejects great white shark cull, claiming it would give Aussi...
NSW Premier Chris Minns has rejected calls for a great white shark culling, claiming he's "not convinced” it would work.
>I’m not convinced that a culling or commercial fishing of great whites would make a difference,
^ Mr Minns told Sky News Australia.
These sharks traverse the Pacific Ocean. These sharks can be in Sydney, the next day they can be further up the coast, and then in a couple of weeks they could be in Hawaii or New Zealand.
>I’m concerned it will give false confidence.
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Brand New: Sharkfest | Hammerhead Sharks Up Close with Bertie Gregory | National Geographic WILD UK
youtu.beDivers made the first video ever of this shark in the Med - then got back to work on the real threat | Euronews
euronews.comA man has been hospitalized following an apparent shark bite injury off the waters of East Honolulu
khon2.comWhy great white sharks are vanishing from South Africa's Cape coast
youtu.beThe mystery of the White Shark Café: why do great white sharks migrate to this remote stretch of ocean? | Discover Wildlife
discoverwildlife.comFilmmaker captures great white shark biting camera off Southern California coast | KTLA
ktla.comCSULB Shark Lab on Instagram: "You might’ve seen it on the news…but thanks to an El Niño this year, it’s shaping up to be a sharky summer here in SoCal 🦈🌊 "
Warmer water temperatures can bring sharks closer to shore…and a few other unexpected ocean visitors too.
Stay tuned and follow along all summer long for beach safety tips, shark updates, and everything you need to know before heading into the water.