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Go to the beach is easily one of the highlights of summer. There is nothing like settling on the sand and feeling the ocean fresh breeze on your skin. Whether you like to put a towel to obtain a uniform tan or prefer to sit under the shadow of an umbrella, the beach is an unbeatable relaxation destination. Now, however, officials have issued a new warning on something that could threaten the calm atmosphere you want. Read the rest to find out how much "unprecedented" threat beach must be aware and where you should be particularly high.

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You have surely heard different tips for swimming in the ocean. Maybe you have been taught not to swim for at least an hour after eating (not true), or maybe you've been told not to fight a tear current if you end up taking in one (this is real).AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

Earlier this summer, experts issued a specific warning for swimming of the ocean. If you notice a set of wavessquare, proceed with caution. As indicated byVoyage + Leisure, these square waves - known as "cross"- Can be dangerous, and the mixture of mobile water can create powerful 10-foot swells and submerged swimmers. They can also create these nasty tears, which makes it much more dangerous for you to be in the 'water.

And now it is not only the waves and the currents that represent a threat, because a certain predator has made its way in the water.

You can hear the expression "shark attack" and immediately think of the filmJaws or other horror films where people are practical in free water. But shark attacks occur, and they occur more than you think.

During a press conference on July 13, the County of Suffolk CountySteve Bellone has issued a warning concerning aIncrease in shark attacks On Long Island, compared to years before. On Wednesday, two people were bitten by sharks on Fire Island, bringing the total number of attacks to five this season.

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One of the recent incidents involved a Smith Point surfer, who was overthrown from his board of directors at 7:30 am Bellone said at the press conference. Swimming was suspended from Smith Point Beach after the incident. This is not the first time this summer, someone is bitten at Smith Point, because a rescuer is attacked during a training session on July 8.

"So that two of these incidents occur for us, because this installation, for this beach, is unprecedented. We have not seen this before," said Bellone on July 13, noting that the beach was not Closed to swimming since the opening of the Smith Point County Park in 1959.

"What we look at is something of a normal new, in that tiger sharks are a little closer to the shore than they have been. They have always been here, they have always been there, Of course, you interact with marine life whenever you are in the ocean, "added Bellone. "Fortunately, we saw no significant injury."

After the Bellone press conference,Another shark attack occurred later in the day, 15 miles north of Smith Point in Seaview Beach, Gothamist reported. An Arizona man would have waded in water to the waist at 6:05 p.m. and was bitten on the wrist and buttocks, which led him to be taken by helicopter to the hospital. Although his injuries are not deadly, officials remain worried. The other two attacks were reported on the banks of Ocean Beach and Jones Beach on Long Island earlier this summer.

Over the past 10 years, New York has reported only four cases of uninsured shark bites, according to researchers from the University of Florida (UF), according to Gothamist. And although the five reports this summer are worrying, experts say that shark attacks are very rare and that events in New York are "online" with trends around the world.

"If the sharks were interested in biting people, we would have tens of thousands of shark bites every day,"Gavin Naylor , Director of Research on UF sharks, told Gothamist. "There are a lot of sharks in the water and there are a lot of people in the water. So the fact that they are so incredibly rare is a reflection of the fact that when it happens, it is a mistake . "

However, sharks may be more likely to attack you if you swim in low -visibility waters, said Naylor at the exit, which means that you want to avoid areas where fishermen could throw somehow in the water. He also recommends you to avoid swimming near the schools of bait fish and go into water at dawn and twilight, that is to say when the sharks are hungry and can feed.