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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.
Dr. Stephen Kajiura, an associate professor of biology at Florida Atlantic University, said the sharks are likely to keep away from the swimmers thanks to the clear waters along the south Florida coast. In the 130 years between 1882 to 2012, there have been 663 shark attacks in Florida and 11 fatalities.