Jones Beach NY closed due to Shark sighting
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Jones Beach NY closed due to Shark sighting
I heard on the news this morning that they closed Jones Beach NY due to a shark sighting. Isn't it a little early for the feeding frenzy? Anyone hear what type of shark it was?
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This isn't too far away from Jones Beach...sharks are known to swim 50 - 100 miles a day.
NANTUCKET, Mass. (AP) — Scientists have determined that a carcass found on a beach on Massachusetts' Nantucket island is a great white shark.
State Energy and Environmental Affairs spokeswoman Lisa Capone says shark experts hadn't seen another great white wash up on a Massachusetts beach in at least two decades.
The 6 1/2-foot-long young female shark was discovered Monday.
An expert from the state's Division of Marine Fisheries examined the shark Tuesday.
Lifeguards at a Martha's Vineyard beach reported a possible sighting of a great white shark last week
NANTUCKET, Mass. (AP) — Scientists have determined that a carcass found on a beach on Massachusetts' Nantucket island is a great white shark.
State Energy and Environmental Affairs spokeswoman Lisa Capone says shark experts hadn't seen another great white wash up on a Massachusetts beach in at least two decades.
The 6 1/2-foot-long young female shark was discovered Monday.
An expert from the state's Division of Marine Fisheries examined the shark Tuesday.
Lifeguards at a Martha's Vineyard beach reported a possible sighting of a great white shark last week
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Just to update the story, they caught the shark yesterday. It was swimming in Zach's Bay, which is the body of water that the amphitheater sits on and is very popular with young families since it doesn't have waves and is not deep. The shark (6' long) was caught in something like 2 feet of water, and it seems it became disoriented. It was released back into the Atlantic.
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jonesbeach10 wrote:Just to update the story, they caught the shark yesterday. It was swimming in Zach's Bay, which is the body of water that the amphitheater sits on and is very popular with young families since it doesn't have waves and is not deep. The shark (6' long) was caught in something like 2 feet of water, and it seems it became disoriented. It was released back into the Atlantic.
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Glad they caught the shark and were able to release it back into the ocean without it hurting anyone!!!jonesbeach10 wrote:Just to update the story, they caught the shark yesterday. It was swimming in Zach's Bay, which is the body of water that the amphitheater sits on and is very popular with young families since it doesn't have waves and is not deep. The shark (6' long) was caught in something like 2 feet of water, and it seems it became disoriented. It was released back into the Atlantic.
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