Shark panic in two cities! Attacked a boat.

Shark panic in two cities! Attacked a boat.

22.04.2025 11:04

Shark panic occurred in succession on the beaches of Antalya and Muğla. In Antalya, a shark attacked a boat, while two sharks spotted near the shore in the Datça district caused concern among citizens. The sharks, believed to have come close to the shore to hunt from the open sea, were recorded by a mobile phone camera.

A shark attacked the anchor of an amateur fishing boat off the Konyaaltı Beach in Antalya. In the Datça district of Muğla, two sharks were spotted hunting on the beach.

ATTACKED THE ANCHOR IN ANTALYA

The footage captured by amateur fisherman Savaş Güzel became a hot topic on social media. While Güzel was out at sea with his son, a 200-kilogram Mako shark attacked the boat. The shark damaged the boat's GPS device and also hit the bilge area. Recording the moments, Güzel, while showing the shark to his child in a panic, said, "It's about a 200-kilogram shark... It ruined my anchor. We had a similar incident before. It was something I never expected. Friends, it bit my virtual anchor, my GPS... Thankfully, it didn't do anything to us, but it's still here... We are three kilometers away from the shore," sharing the fear he experienced.

Shark panic in two provinces! Attacked the boat

TWO SHARKS SPOTTED IN DATÇA

In the Datça district of Muğla, the sighting of two sharks near the shore created both surprise and unease among the citizens. The sharks were observed surfacing around the wooden pier located at the lower part of Datça Sevgi Yolu.

Believed to have approached the shore to hunt from the open sea, the sharks were recorded by nearby citizens using their mobile phones. The footage shows the two sharks gliding just below the water's surface, wandering in the area for a while before disappearing from sight.

Shark panic in two provinces! Attacked the boat

CITIZENS FLED FROM THE PIER

After the incident, some citizens moved away from the pier, while some curious individuals continued to watch the sharks closely.

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