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The carcass of an 11-foot hammerhead shark washed ashore at a South Florida beach on Wednesday.
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The carcass of an 11-foot hammerhead shark washed ashore at a South Florida beach on Wednesday.
The carcass of an 11-foot hammerhead shark washed ashore at a South Florida beach on Wednesday.
The carcass of an 11-foot hammerhead shark washed ashore at a South Florida beach on Wednesday.
Elizabeth: i want to ask you because i know last year you had a problem with people fishing right here on the beaches behind us, chumming the water and fishing for sharks. that doesn't help the situation. >> right. well, it's not uncommon for people to fish for sharks from the shoreline all around the country, all around the world. the problem is though sometimes it becomes a spectacle. so when a fisherman, whether he's on a boat or from the shore, he gets a shark in and he's going to release it, he's got to do it right. now, to drag a shark up out of the water up onto the dry sand, go through...