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A large shark was caught on a fishing rod and brought ashore for people to take photos with.<br/><br/>The footage, filmed on March 24 on Miramar Beach near Destin, Florida, USA, shows the shark being snagged and brought to the shore.<br/><br/>A crowd of beachgoers can then be seen cheering and taking photos.<br/><br/>The shark was later carefully eased back into the water.
A large shark was caught on a fishing rod and brought ashore for people to take photos with.<br/><br/>The footage, filmed on March 24 on Miramar Beach near Destin, Florida, USA, shows the shark being snagged and brought to the shore.<br/><br/>A crowd of beachgoers can then be seen cheering and taking photos.<br/><br/>The shark was later carefully eased back into the water.
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