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How rare are shark attacks? A NOAA biologist explains
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June 10, 2026
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1:46Now PlayingAfter a shark attack at NSA Panama City, NOAA biologist Dr. John Carlson explains why sharks are common in the Florida Panhandle in summer and how rare attacks really are — he says you're more likely to be hurt by your lawnmower. His safety tips: avoid cloudy water and dawn or dusk, don't swim near people fishing, and if you see a shark, calmly head back to shore. #SharkSafety #Florida #Shorts
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