Don't Call Them 'Shark Attacks,' Scientists Say - The New York Times
Insane drone video reveals huge hammerhead shark circling clueless swimmer in Florida
Sharks bite 3 people in 24 hours at the same Florida beach | CNN
Florida Shark Attacks: How Many Have Happened on Florida Beaches? – NBC 6 South Florida
Florida beach reports 18-year-old surfer bitten by shark in second attack in 2 days - ABC News
Hawaii surfer dies in shark attack - Good Morning America
Swimmer unaware of hammerhead shark lurking below
How to survive a shark attack | CNN
Recent shark incidents causing concerns for beachgoers
Swimmer records close encounter with shark off South Beach – WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale
This Florida beach had only four shark attacks over the last 135 years. On Friday it had two.
Swimmers Warned to Stay Out of Water After Man Bitten by Shark at Miami Beach – NBC 6 South Florida
Sharks frequent waters near crowded city beaches: study
Sharks swimming closer to crowded beaches than previously thought, study says
Shark attack data for 2021 shows average bites, but higher fatalities
15 Sharks in (and Near) Miami Beach - AZ Animals
Chilling moment blood-soaked diver who's been viciously attacked by a shark scrambles back on boat for rescue – The Sun | The Sun
Shark attack US map reveals predator hotspots after 22 mauled in 2022 - placing beaches on high alert | The US Sun
How Likely are You in Getting Attacked by a Shark in Miami?
Girl seriously injured in shark attack at Florida beach - CBS News
Sharks frequent waters near crowded city beaches: study
Video: Tiger shark filmed next to unaware swimmers off Miami Beach
Six Beaches Near Miami with the Most Shark Attacks - AZ Animals
Sharks spotted swimming close to shore along South Beach | wtsp.com
Miami Beach swimmer bitten by shark; pro surfer has close encounter with shark in NSW
Florida: the Shark-Bite Capital of America, Volusia County reports highest bite cases in the U.S. - Florida Insider
A rise in reported shark attacks has beachgoers and officials concerned. Here's what to know. - CBS News
