OCEAN CITY — It’s no secret sharks, sometimes big sharks, frequent the waters off the coast of Ocean City, but several sightings over a period of a couple days this week created a stir in the resort area.
Early Monday morning, an estimated 10-foot hammerhead was caught in the surf at 143rd Street and birthed 20 pups before perishing and ultimately washing up on the beach in neighboring Fenwick. Over the next couple of days, a shark or multiple sharks were spotted close to shore at different areas up and down the Ocean City coast.
While it should not be alarming to see sharks of all shapes and sizes in the ocean near the resort, after all it is their home and human vacationers are merely guests in their habitat, it was somewhat unusual this week because of the frequency of the sightings. Images of sharks and shark fins close to shore were captured from one end of the resort to the other, and while many of them appear to be the same large hammerhead, there is no telling for certain what species and how many are circling the waters.
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Every person getting close to the sharks in a boat should have it sunk. Blow a hole out and let it sink. Then, the owner gets punched in the throat. Dumb asses.
BAN ALL SWIMMING...You pollute the SEA swimming and disturb the sharks..
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Come to Asbury-Unitarian-Pals United Transgender Methodist Church Church on Camden Avenue this Tuesday.
I saw plenty of dorsal fins , but they were bottle nose dolphin
See what happens when the shark tournament gets cancelled?
3:51 PM GREAT at least these sharks hopefully will have a chance to live.
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