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Hammer Time: Rare Hammerhead Shark Gives Malibu Pier Fishermen a Shock

Warm ocean water likely drew the rare shark north, and one fisherman briefly hooked it before it spat out the bait, witnesses said.

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LOS ANGELES — A hammerhead shark paid a rare visit to the Southern California coast this week in what is likely a predictable outcome of unusually warm ocean temperatures. Fisherman Ariel Kohanchi was out around noon Thursday on the Malibu

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Hammer time: Rare hammerhead shark gives Malibu pier fishermen a shock

LOS ANGELES — A hammerhead shark paid a rare visit to the Southern California coast this week in what is likely a predictable outcome of unusually warm ocean temperatures. Fisherman Ariel Kohanchi was out around noon Thursday on the Malibu…

A huge hammer shark surprised a fisherman and visitors in front of the dock of Malibu, California, in an unusual sighting in the area, as the last such approach occurred in 2015. On TV Azteca Yucatán we give you details. The presence of the specimen caught attention because of its proximity to the coast and according to specialists the warming of the ocean and the conditions associated with the phenomenon 'El Niño' would be responsible for this …

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Santa Monica Observer broke the news on Friday, August 14, 2026.
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