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Shark Breach Caught on Video Near California Coast as Officials Issue Warning to Beachgoers
California State Parks warned beachgoers to stay out of the water after cameras recorded a breach and officials said sharks are migrating through the area.
- On Saturday, a shark breached off Marina State Beach, prompting California State Parks to issue a shark advisory for the area.
- Officials noted that sharks commonly migrate to the Central Coast during the fall and winter, increasing the likelihood of sightings in the region.
- Erin King, a Salinas Valley resident, captured video of the breach around 12:30 p.m. while filming a group of sisters on the beach.
- State Parks confirmed the activity via cameras at 12:26 p.m., though officials could not confirm if the shark was the same one filmed by King.
- Beachgoers are urged to use caution, stay alert, and notify park personnel immediately if they see a shark in or near the water.
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