Santa cruz shark

• SANTA CRUZ — A man has escaped injury after being thrown from his kayak by a great white shark that bumped up against the boat and bit through its thick shell off Capitola.
(Santa Rosa Press Democrat)
• (07-07) 16:54 PDT Santa Cruz-- A kayaker near Santa Cruz had more on Saturday to worry about than tipping over - a shark upended his vessel and bit the front end. The incident occurred outside a kelp bed near Pleasure Point at about 8:30 a.m.
(San Francisco Gate)
• You see Walter Szulc looking back over his shoulder in panic. Ten feet away: the dorsal fin of a great white shark. The same day, in Santa Cruz Calif. a great white took a bite out another kayak.
(CBS News)
• He says its unusual to see a shark attack a kayak. Its the first attack on a kayak that I know of for that stretch of the coast, said Van Sommeran. Santa Cruz County Sheriffs Department Sgt.
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• PLEASURE POINT, Calif.
(The Post and Courier)
• SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (KGO) -- Authorities in Santa Cruz and Capitola are warning people to watch out for sharks in near Pleasure Point after a shark attacked a kayaker Saturday morning. The 52-year-old Fremont man was fishing around 8:30 a.m.
(Abc Local Web)
• Capitola police sent out an alert for even the bravest watermen to be cautious or stay out of the ocean after a shark attacked a kayaker who was paddling near Pleasure Point in Santa Cruz. The shark attack happened just before 9 a.m.
(msnbc.com)
• Santa Cruz, CA (WDAY TV) -- A California kayaker got off easy -- after a shark attacked his kayak --- leaving the raft with a scratch, and him a shark tooth souvenir.
(WDAY)
• PLEASURE POINT, Calif. -- A Fremont, Calif., man was fishing from his kayak near Pleasure Point on Monterey Bay in California when a 14- to 18-foot shark attacked the small yellow boat, leaving a large bite mark on the front end.
(Sacramento Bee)
• SANTA CRUZ, Calif.—A man has escaped injury after being thrown from his kayak by a great white shark that bumped up against the boat and bit through its thick shell off Capitola.
(San Jose Mercury News)