Beaches in Gran Canaria, Spain, and Florida, USA, were closed after shark sightings near the shore alarmed swimmers and tourists.
In Gran Canaria, a roughly two-meter-long shark, identified as a hammerhead, was spotted close to Melenara Beach, leading to the closure of three popular beaches. Police used drones to capture images of the shark's fin and tail as it swam near the shore. Meanwhile, in Florida, tourists screamed warnings to swimmers as a shark circled them off a beach in Panama.
The sightings have heightened fears of shark attacks in these tourist hotspots.
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Shark attack fears sees third Gran Canaria beach shut after beast skulks shoreline
One girl in the water at the time swimmers were ordered to leave following the hammerhead shark sighting said she "looked round and saw its fin" as the alarm was raised
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Horror moment tourists scream ‘SHARK’ at clueless swimmers as predator circles them off Florida beach
THIS is the terrifying moment a shark circles clueless swimmers off a Florida beach as tourists scream for them to get to safety. The deadly predator was spotted lurking in the water at Panama
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