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All-out shark safety blitz underway at Jones Beach

Sand tiger shark likely bit woman at New York beach, officials say

A 20-year-old woman was swimming in waist-deep water at a popular beach in Long Island, New York, when officials believe she was most likely bitten by a young sand tiger shark earlier this week.

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Nassau County implements new safety measures after shark bite at Jones Beach

A 20-year-old woman "sustained minor lacerations" to her foot when she was bit by a juvenile sand tiger shark last Wednesday.

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All-out shark safety blitz underway at Jones Beach after woman is bitten. Here's what to know.

As the Fourth of July holiday approaches and families are planning beach time, some people on Long Island have lingering fears of the ocean.

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Beach visitor accidentally picks up shell of venomous snail that can kill a human in moments

Viral TikTok shows woman's panic in Japan after she handled the shell of one of the world's deadliest snails. Cone snails use ...

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15 Beaches with the Best Shells in the World - MSN

Thankfully, the name “Shell Beach” hasn’t been trademarked because there’s another location worthy of the same designation. This time, it’s in the Shark Bay region of Western Australia.

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Shark teeth are hard to find in South Florida — but not impossible - WLRN

South Florida beach-goers might stumble upon some buried treasure — or at least shark teeth. Experts have some tips to increase your odds.

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Hilton Head sees 2nd shark attack in one week amid busy summer vacation season

Hilton Head Island sees second shark attack in a week at Coligny Beach Park, prompting officials to remind visitors about ...

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Sharks drew crowds to this Israeli beach for years. Now a swimmer’s disappeared and a body’s been found - CNN

A photo of a grey nurse shark taken by scuba diver Sarah Han-de-Beaux near Bondi Beach in 2021. Sarah Han-de-Beaux Related article The tide is turning on shark nets at Sydney’s famed beaches ...

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