During the war, Gaza's hospitals have been repeatedly attacked by Israel
Frightening videos of sharks coming dangerously close to swimmers in at least two Florida beaches have surfaced online.
In the first incident, a shark, which appeared to be a hammerhead, was spotted near Perdido Key beach on Sunday, according to Wear News.
In a video, two women are seen rushing towards the shore as a shark swam at a distance behind them.
The shark’s dorsal fin is visible above the surface of the water as beach-goers can be heard screaming. The shark remained in shallow water for some time and got as near as just five to 10 yards from the shore at one point, the report added.
A similar incident was reported from Navarre Beach in northwest Florida on Monday afternoon. The video opens to a crowded beach. Moments later, a shark is spotted not far from the shore. Soon, people are heard screaming and hurriedly exiting the waters.
Cristy Cox, who was at Navarre Beach, told ABC on Tuesday that the shark “clearly was trying to feed on a school of fish. And it made its way back out and down the coast”.
According to a report in Daily Mail, Great White sharks have been sighted near Cape Cod Bay in Massachusetts, and similar incidents have been reported from the coastlines of Orleans, Nantucket, and Chatham.
Speaking to Wink, ocean biologist Bob Hueter advised that one must avoid swimming in the ocean before dawn and after dusk from May to September.
“This is the time when sharks become more active. They actually feed more commonly, generally, during these twilight hours of both dawn and dusk. And why is that? Because they have sort of the advantage on their prey,” he said.
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