Christopher Lowe

professor and director of the CSULB Shark Lab

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As summer approaches and Angelenos head toward the beach, it turns out that lots of sharks are swimming in the waters off the SoCal coast, says a CSULB study.

It's Shark Week all summer long in SoCal (but don't worry about getting bitten)

As summer approaches and Angelenos head toward the beach, it turns out that lots of sharks are swimming in the waters off the SoCal coast, says a CSULB study.

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