Swimmers Seek Fun After Jaws Frenzy
After the film Jaws, oceangoers return to beaches while lifeguards note curiosity over sharks. Officials report more shark reports but not an actual population surge. encounters remain rare and coastal towns react with caution to preserve tourism.
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