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Great white shark steals the show at California beach
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A great white shark stole the show during a weekend photo session at Marina State Beach in California, when footage showed the animal breaching several feet out of the water behind a group of friends. The Guardian reported the video quickly went viral as officials confirmed a shark matching the description breached off the shore at the same time. California State Parks said shark advisory signs were posted at the beach under its standard protocol, and reminded visitors that encounters between humans and sharks are rare. Marina State Beach sits along Monterey Bay, about 10 miles north of Monterey. Great whites visit seasonally, with peak activity often in late summer and early fall.
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