James Brady+FollowBull sharks surprise at SunWest ParkBull sharks have been spotted in the landlocked lakes of SunWest Park in Pasco County—yes, sharks in a freshwater park! Local fisherman Michael Guy spent days trying to outsmart these clever predators, finally reeling in a 4-foot bull shark after several attempts. Experts say flooding from hurricanes likely allowed the sharks to enter the lakes, and no one knows how many more might be lurking below. This is a wild reminder that in Florida, even a day at the park can bring unexpected encounters. Would you still swim or fish here knowing what’s beneath the surface? #Science #SunWestPark #BullSharks00Share
Matthew Kirk+FollowBull Sharks Are Crashing Sydney’s Beach PartySydney’s beaches are getting some unexpected guests—bull sharks are sticking around way longer than before, thanks to rising ocean temps. Researchers say these apex predators now hang out an extra two weeks each summer, and if things keep heating up, they might just move in year-round. Shark bites are still rare, but more sharks + more swimmers = more risk. Real-time alerts and shark nets help, but climate change is shaking up the whole coastal scene. #Pets #SydneyBeaches #BullSharks211Share
