Hammerhead shark trails Florida paddleboarders in the middle of the ocean
Two Florida paddleboarders experienced a close call in the middle of the ocean with a hammerhead shark.
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Two Florida paddleboarders experienced a close call in the middle of the ocean with a hammerhead shark.
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The dog paddled after the 12-foot shark which thrashed as they circled each other
The dog jumped off a dock and went after the shark.
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A fourth American was flown to South Florida for treatment.
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Thinking of going to the Bahamas? Better check the islands' latest COVID protocols, vaccine requirements.
The Bahamas announced that starting in May, all international travelers who are fully vaccinated will be able to enter the islands without needing to show proof of a negative COVID-19 test.
The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism is welcoming back visitors to Grand Bahama on Thursday.
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The Bahamas is once against welcoming Americans, but with plenty of restrictions.
Hurricane Isaias crossed over the Bahamas' Andros Island late Saturday morning, whipping it and nearby islands with heavy rain and strong winds as the storm headed closer to Florida.
Citing recent spikes in COVID-19 cases, the Bahamas will close its borders to travelers from the United States beginning Wednesday.
Although Hurricane Season does not officially begin until June 1st, the CBS4 Weather team is monitoring weather conditions that are expected to become the season's first tropical-like system just east of Florida.
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