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Shark photobomb? Family photo captures big fish lurking just feet from family
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/family-photo-captures-shark-lurking-just-feet-from-family-200736440.html
Shark photobomb? Family photo captures big fish lurking just feet from family
By Eric Pfeiffer December 29, 2013 3:07 PM The Sideshow
Can there be such thing as a shark photobomb?
That’s what many are calling an eerie and eye-catching photo inadvertently snapped by a California mother that appears to show a large shark, or maybe a dolphin, swimming near her two children.
"It was quite a shock to see” the photo, June Emerson told KTLA about her photo, which captured the outline of a large fish swimming underneath a breaking wave close to the shore on Manhattan Beach.
“Many local surfers and lifeguards have seen this and believe it to be a shark,” Emerson said. “Of course, I told my kids it was dolphin, as we live at the beach and are in the waters here almost daily.”
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Shark photobomb? Family photo captures big fish lurking just feet from family
By Eric Pfeiffer December 29, 2013 3:07 PM The Sideshow
Can there be such thing as a shark photobomb?
That’s what many are calling an eerie and eye-catching photo inadvertently snapped by a California mother that appears to show a large shark, or maybe a dolphin, swimming near her two children.
"It was quite a shock to see” the photo, June Emerson told KTLA about her photo, which captured the outline of a large fish swimming underneath a breaking wave close to the shore on Manhattan Beach.
“Many local surfers and lifeguards have seen this and believe it to be a shark,” Emerson said. “Of course, I told my kids it was dolphin, as we live at the beach and are in the waters here almost daily.”
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