@abc7la: Another rare #hammerhead #shark sighting has been spotted off the Southern California coast! 🦈 This video, captured near #GaviotaBeach in Santa Barbara County, shows the incredible encounter from above. Experts say warmer ocean temperatures could be drawing hammerheads farther north than usual.

B Hilley 37 :

Top 3 shark of all time btw

savannadeanda :

he looks skinny

sun :

Gaviota is way out west of Santa Barbara

Lima Foxtrot :

Gaviota is SoCal? 😂

IleanaJK :

I need to know what beach in CA looks THIS blue and THIS clear. And if you can’t show me… I don’t believe

civic_notfound26 :

oh no a shark in the ocean

Blue Resonance :

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Amandame :

Emily🫶 :

Hammerheads like warmer temperatures so they’re seen mostly in tropical climate places. Honestly they’re probably here more because of global warming

user5163306145815 :

marine scientist here..... hammerheads will move more north and in deeper waters due to warming.

DV :

sting rays are here

Chia :

must be because super el Nino is on his way and making these coastal water warmer.

tortuga :

its a drone 😆

Justanotherface :

Gorgeous

ᒚᑘᒪᘿS :

where’s that dude saying it was AI, fkn TOLD YOU

Elmoblatch :

There’s always been hammerheads in Southern California.. we used to catch them in Seal Beach.

Donald Martin :

yep and I was at that pier in Malibu to tho so I'm not going in the dam water at all I'm good

chtrooper :

Long live sharks!!! 🦈

Mark :

Come down to Long Beach and eat some of these sting rays

mark davis :

they aren't rare

Nicole :

gaviota =

anthony :

Nice. Right on 👍

Joe bro “Nico” :

Good eating

_thepinkfiles :

So majestic