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Caspersen Beach Park, Venice. In Venice, known as the shark's tooth capital of the world, rocky Caspersen Beach is considered prime fossil-hunting territory. At low tide, a ribbon of dark sand is deposited at water's edge, where sifter-wielding collectors search for the fossilized shark teeth that often wash ashore.
Across the U.S., there have been 1,022 attacks since 1670 and a total of 36 deaths. There has never been a fatal attack in Palm Beach County, where the sharks have been seen this week. Most shark attacks across the state occur in July, August, September and October. 'That's 1,000 sharks per square kilometer. If you were a swimmer, you would probably be within 60 feet of a shark.'. The most commonly spotted sharks are spinners and blacktips, but the team has also observed hammerheads, tigers, lemons and bulls. They will distribute along the East Coast as far north as North Carolina, he said.