Shark Scare at Gulf Shores

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Published 2017-04-13
CBS42 News 5pm

All Comments (21)
  • @jadadugger1632
    Guys, don’t freak out. I live in gulf shores and I go far out in the water a lot, but you just have to be careful
  • @mezza2920
    At the end of the day it's a sharks habitat and we are just visiting. We must respect these creatures and understand that they are apex preditors. They keep our oceans clean, I am personally terrified of sharks but understand that with out them our oceans will be in worse conditions than what they are currently.
  • @elenatica53
    Sharks live in the water so that shark is like in his home
  • @quattro5413
    "This shark that has vacationers saying things like, its right out there, what kind of shark is that?"
  • @jackbranch5233
    in that same spot in last september we found a mako that swam up right up into the wave break by a ton of people to get a fish and calmly swam away after that
  • @captaintom9521
    It was a Bull shark, Great Hammers have a longer pointier fin
  • @MyVisualRomance
    Police Chief Brody weighed in saying “You better damn well do something about this one cause I don’t intend on going through that hell again!”
  • @monbon5072
    They are pretty close to the pier I noticed and they love being near there due to people fishing, its easy food for them. Plus the whole ocean is their home its not like they have a barrier separating them from the shoreline.
  • Holy Shit!!!! I saw this thing from the condo when I was younger. It was the biggest shark I have seen. And it was awesome.
  • @LG-pj4qh
    More tourist get mowed down riding their rented bikes and scooters on Ft. Morgan road than get bit by a shark. Also approximately 15 people a summer drown in the rip tides even thou there are rip tide warning signs and flags everywhere.
  • @SimsofSarah
    I was the one who saw it. I was in the water.
  • @renopereira1434
    Shark swims uncomfortably close to the beach 🤣😂 its the sharks territory 🦈
  • I'm going there this Saturday I don't know if I'm going to go swim
  • @psychcowboy1
    Drymond says 'As a shark nerd it doesn't concern me at all.' Maybe more responsible would be him to clarify that the most common shark in that area is the Bull Shark; potentially more aggressive than either the Great White or Tiger, e.g. teenage girl on boogie board killed on Florida panhandle within the last couple years. I am pro animal until animals attack people; then I am pro people. We kill bears and mountain lions that attack people; we should do the same for sharks. A technology that should be employed at popular beaches is using drones, and a life guard watching the drone footage.
  • @Randylayhe001
    There's much worse lurking in the mangroves just up from the beach
  • @boobyscoo8059
    That's not a great hammerhead. That's just an okay hammerhead.
  • @pickledone9698
    LMFAO @ A Great Hammerhead. And opening story with newsreader with a Whakeshark on screen behind her while saying the shark pictured...... Whale sharks are harmless and HUGE we swim with them in Western Australia.