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PETS & ANIMALSVideo posted to social media shows a shark swimming close to shore. A surfer in Manhattan Beach caught more than just waves recently. Video posted to social media shows a shark swimming close to shore. Monday, October 19, 2026 12:04AMMANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. (KABC) -- A surfer in Manhattan Beach caught more than just waves recently. Video posted to social media shows a shark swimming close to shore. Its dorsal fin is clearly visible as it glides through the water. It's unclear what type of shark was spotted, but the surfer who captured the video on Friday says it's the first one he's ever seen in Manhattan Beach. Several shark species are commonly found in local waters, including juvenile great white sharks. Experts say warmer waters from this season's El Niño are attracting unusual sea creatures across the Southern California coast. Two historic sea turtle nests discovered in Southern California have been confirmed to belong to two different endangered olive ridley sea turtles. Two rare olive ridley sea turtle nests were recently discovered in Southern California -- the first time the species has ever been documented on the West Coast.

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