Big Fish - and Possibly a Shark - Allegedly Spotted Swimming Along Flooded Florida Streets
Floodwaters in Wabasso turned streets into waterways as videos showed a tarpon and what appeared to be a small shark, officials said.
- On Monday, videos emerged showing marine life, including a suspected shark and a large tarpon, swimming through flooded streets in Wabasso, Florida.
- A stalled weather system brought heavy rain to Florida's Atlantic coast earlier this week, causing widespread flooding and road closures in Brevard County.
- Franshara Napoleon captured footage of the suspected shark moving through floodwater, while another video showed a large tarpon swimming through a submerged park.
- Just 12 inches of fast-moving water can carry away a small car, prompting authorities to urge residents to avoid driving or walking through floodwater.
- Wildlife can enter neighborhoods when floodwaters connect separate waterways, though officials suggest confirming the species and circumstances in individual sightings.
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Heavy rains turned streets and parks into lakes – Large fish appeared in residential areas
Big fish - and possibly a shark - allegedly spotted swimming along flooded Florida streets
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A creature resembling a shark was spotted in a flooded street in Florida following heavy rains. A woman, on her way to pick up her daughter from school, noticed the creature moving in the water and recorded the moment on her cell phone. While the footage has attracted attention, it has not yet been confirmed whether the creature is a shark.
Heavy rains turned streets and parks into lakes
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