From Meteorologist James Wieland WPTV-NBC5 — “Going through some video from @adamfeldser drone from my #shark expedition last week and found this nugget.”
North end of Town of Palm Beach Island just outside the breaking waves on the beach. THOUSANDS OF SHARKS!!!!
Wait for it….#sharks !!! Focus on the bottom of the screen ??? north end of #palmbeach in front of Rush’s house. Sound ?! Going through some video from @adamfeldser drone from my #shark expedition last week and found this nugget. So cool! #sharkmigration! #florida #beach pic.twitter.com/tQO3D3MyqL
— James Wieland (@SurfnWeatherman) February 11, 2019
Blacktip sharks are responsible for the most shark bites in Florida, although bites are rare.
