Thousands of migrating sharks close Florida beaches

Elizabeth Horowitz, who lives across from the beach at Palm Beach, was hoping to catch another glimpse of the sharks on Wednesday.

"People really need to heed these warnings, " she said. "Thank God it's a public beach and they have lifeguards."

Local lifeguards were worried about keeping beach-goers out of the water as the peak of spring holidays approach.

While they're experienced at shark sightings, Lifeguard Supervisor Craig Pollock said this year the sharks were coming closer to the shore.

"A lot of times when we have a sandbar, the sharks stay off the shore a little further about 50 to 100 yards," he said.

Source: APTN

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