I hesitate to write about Manhattan Beach, California, I mean, it would be a shame if this beautiful little beach community were to become a Los Angeles tourist destination. Which is why I hesitate to write about it - better to let it just remain a secret gem along the Pacific Ocean. So secret that even the sharks don't know about it. Or didn't know about it. They say the sharks, which have recently been stalking Santa Monica, Venice, and the other Southern California beaches, don't enter Manhattan Beach because Manhattan beach is a scooped-out indentation along the coastline and sharks only swim in a straight line so they miss Manhattan beach. Or used to miss Manhattan Beach. But apparently the sharks - or at least one shark (but hey, one finds out, he'll let all his shark buddies in on it, you know how that goes) - has found Manhattan Beach. A mother who took this photo at Manhattan Beach a couple days ago found that her picture had been photo-bombed by a shark!
So it's already begun with the sharks. The humans can't be far behind.
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Romaine
1/1/2014 12:55:15 am
I just went to the Portland aquarium and there are many sharks there. They all have that fin in the back. After looking at sharks yesterday that thing in the picture sure looks like the silouette of a shark to me. I think those kids are lucky they only got photo-bombed and not dive-bombed by that big creature.
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