Moments of fear today on the beach Marinella of Sarzana, in the province of La Spezia, when the fin of a shark at least one and a half meters long, probably a blue shark, was spotted not far from the shore. The news was released by the Rights Desk. Although the species did not represent any danger to humans, the beach lifeguard adopted precautionary measures for the safety of bathers and requested the intervention of the Port Authority of Mouth of the Magra. The Harbor Office staff intervened promptly, identifying the shark among the cliffs in front of the establishment. After a short period of confusion due to the rough sea and the presence of boats, the shark left the area, allowing swimmers to resume their activities without further worries.
“Sharks often run away from humans,” he explains Diana D’Agata, veterinary surgeon in the United Kingdom – but our unexpected action can lead to their reaction with the bite”. Giovanni D’Agata, president of the Rights Desk, points out that “with a ratio of over one hundred million sharks killed by man compared to Four men killed by sharks every year are always the first to suffer the worst consequences. But the presence of a specimen near the Italian coast is still a thrilling thought.”
