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#135343 07/11/2017 02:16 PM
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Hi from Miami!

Bull shark bit swimmer at Haulover Beach yesterday.
It's dangerous in the water.
Guy was swimming and didn't hear or see lifeguards yelling.
Kicked the shark. Not smart.
And it's not migration time either. Just a local bull shark.
Cheers
irina

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irina #135344 07/18/2017 05:27 PM
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Yikes - we were at Haulover on July 14, but water was too rough for me to get in, Still enjoyed sitting on the beach.


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Haulover can be really rough. Snorkelers had to be saved yesterday.
Current took them out.


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