Anna Marie Island
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I assume you mean Anna Maria Island, and this is off the old city pier? My family used to live there for many decades and I remember fishing off this pier as a little kid trying not to catch a ray, but sometimes it happened. I don't remember seeing so many though at one time. This looks like you're looking off into the Gulf with Egmont Key just out of the photo to the right.
I've lived here in Micanopy near Gainesville for almost three decades now, but your photo got me homesick thinking of the Bradenton area and family members long gone now...
I've lived here in Micanopy near Gainesville for almost three decades now, but your photo got me homesick thinking of the Bradenton area and family members long gone now...
FLturtle
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Wow!!!
tarponchik
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With sharks populations severely depleted, this is not surprising.
Belzelbub
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While that is a large fever, it's not entirely unusual. We usually see some photos or video of similar events about every year during the summer. Sharks as well from time to time.
Pretty much every Floridian learns a couple of things related to the local wildlife in elementary school. We learn how to get away from alligators on land. We also learn the "Stingray Shuffle."
Pretty much every Floridian learns a couple of things related to the local wildlife in elementary school. We learn how to get away from alligators on land. We also learn the "Stingray Shuffle."
Belzelbub
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Busy day off Anna Maria today.
First a collision between two boats.
www.fox13news.com
While the injured from that incident were being brought ashore, there was another boat bringing a shark bite victim to shore.
www.fox13news.com
First a collision between two boats.
9 injured after 2 boats collide off Anna Maria Island: Officials
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission is investigating a boat crash that sent nine people to the hospital on Sunday.
While the injured from that incident were being brought ashore, there was another boat bringing a shark bite victim to shore.
Man injured after being bitten by shark off Anna Maria Island: Officials
A man is recovering in the hospital after he was bitten by a shark off Anna Maria Island, according to West Manatee Fire Rescue.
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