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A beach was briefly evacuated after lifeguards spotted a shark swimming unusually close to shore.

Families and children were in the water when a dorsal fin appeared—first mistaken for a dolphin,

then quickly recognized as a shark. Lifeguards used sirens and loudspeakers to clear swimmers within minutes,

and the shark soon moved back into deeper water.

Authorities reported no aggressive behavior but acknowledged the sighting was closer than normal.

Marine biologists say factors like warmer ocean temperatures, shifting prey,

or human activity may be drawing sharks nearer to shore.

While attacks are rare, experts stress the need to monitor these encounters.

Local officials have increased beach surveillance and reminded visitors to follow safety guidelines.

The incident highlighted both the unpredictability of the ocean and the importance of respecting wildlife.

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