“The sightings have not been on the beaches, but in the open sea and this is a reflection of the good health of the ocean” said the official to the media.
Luis Arvayo Gálvez, Communication Liaison for PROFEPA.
Arvayo Gálvez assured that visitors can continue to visit the state’s beaches without any concern
Recently, images were spread through social networks in which this species can be seen in the area of the Gulf of Santa Clara, San Carlos and Bahía de Kino.
He explained that sharks do not usually approach the shores and that when they have been captured they are several kilometers out to sea.
He highlighted that in the Gulf of California, there are more than 30 species of sharks, with the white shark, whale shark and hammerhead shark being the easiest to identify and the ones that are most likely to be seen.
Source: radioformula
