Animals
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Possible Sharks Roaming Along Long Island Beaches Bite Five People in Just Two Days
A recent report showed that five people were bitten in two days by possible sharks on Long Island Beaches, prompting authorities to intensify patrols on the beach. Beachgoers are advised to become extra vigilant. Read here.
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