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Tag Archives: Shark
Great White Shark at Rincon
Spat out of the Santa Barbara Channel, a small Great White shark washed up on the backside of Rincon Point and Bates Beach in July.
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Tagged Beach, Fish, Great White, Ocean, Rincon, Santa Barbara Channel, Shark, Snapshots
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