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From fog horns to bottles of urine, sailors are trying some wild ways to save their yachts. This latest sinking adds to the hundreds of incidents of orcas interacting with, damaging, and sometimes sinking boats over the last three years. Pouring gasoline or diesel fluid and urine into the water had no effect, according to the few sailors who tried it. Dumping a black water tank filled with a "bleach solution" seemed to provoke the orcas into ramming the boat more, according to one account. Serge MELESAN / 500px / Getty ImagesIf orcas damage your boat, the GTOA recommends calling the authorities.
Persons: orcas, It's, Chase Dekker, that's, Enrique Marcarian, GTOA, Lisa Schaetzle, Alessandro De Maddalena, Orcas, John Burbeck, Arturo de Frias, Alfredo López, it's, Serge MELESAN, Hanne Strager Organizations: Service, Cruising Association, Grupo, Orca Behavior, Reuters, CA, Washington Post, Cruisers Locations: Strait, Gibraltar, Spain, Morocco, Alaska
Great white shark numbers are increasing off the coast of Southern California's beaches. Adult white sharks can reach 12-20 feet, but they rarely come close to the shoreline. California banned actively targeting white sharks in 1994, as well as certain fishing nets that often entrapped the sharks. Warning signs for shark sightings remain in Long Beach, California, on May 16, 2017, where Great White sharks and their pups have been sighted regularly off southern California beaches. Researchers emphasized it is still safe to swim along the Southern California coast, which sharks have historically inhabited longer than us.
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