More great white sharks are showing up in SoCal waters. CSULB shark expert explains why

El Niño shifts exotic sea creatures to Southern California's coast. Here’s what anglers are seeing

In the last few months, sea creatures such as whale and hammerhead sharks, devil rays, wahoos and other fish species have been seen by beachgoers and amateur anglers from Orange County to Malibu.

More great white sharks are showing up in SoCal waters. CSULB shark expert explains why

As high tides flood the Southern California coast following a “Super” El Niño storm season, coastal residents have noticed strange visitors washing up along the shore – including more great white sharks.  Subtropical marine species, including mahi mahi, manta rays, whale sharks and hammerheads – usually found along Mexico and Baja California – are turning up in SoCal waters. Last month, Olive Ridley sea turtles were spotted nesting on Seal Beach…