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Surge in shark attacks worries Hawaii; woman bitten last week dies

Posted on August 23, 2013 by Russ Roberts

See on Scoop.it – PRG HAWAII NEWS WITH RUSS ROBERTS

Hawaii on Thursday continued to investigate a surge in shark attacks, one day after a German tourist died after losing her right arm to a shark, the first such fatality for the islands in a decade.

Russell Roberts‘s insight:

A follow up article on what the state is doing to discover the cause of recent shark attacks in Hawaii. Aloha, Russ.

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