Increased risk of shark attack
WHEN: September – November 2021
WHERE:
- California, Texas & Florida Coasts
- East Coast of U.S.
- East Coast of S. Africa
- West & East Coasts of Australia
- Isla Santa Cruz, Galapagos.
WHY: Migration pattern brings Great White sharks of all maturity levels closer to shore as they head to deep waters. As they migrate they will feed on any available prey that they encounter in route.
Be Shark Wise and stay safe!
- Check the tides before you go into the ocean. If high tide is higher than normal, please stay out of the ocean.
- Check fishing reports in the area that your considering for your ocean activity. If fish activity is high, please stay out of the ocean.
- Check the moon phase. If it is at or near a full moon, please stay out of the ocean.
- Listen to your gut! If something feels off, please stay out of the ocean.
Increased risk of shark attack
WHEN: July 6 & 7, 2020
WHERE: California Coasts
WHY: Migration pattern brings Great White sharks of all maturity levels close to shore.
High surf increases the depth along the coastline allowing predators to come closer to shore.
Rip Tide
WHEN: July 6 & 7, 2020
WHERE: S. California Coasts
WHY: High surf has created strong rip tides.
Increased risk of shark attack
WHEN: July 2020
WHERE:
- Texas & Florida Coasts
- East Coast of U.S.
- East Coast of S. Africa
- West & East Coasts of Australia
- Isla Santa Cruz, Galapagos.
WHY: Migration pattern brings Great White sharks of all maturity levels close to shore.
Be Shark Wise and stay safe!