Shark Washes Up On Beach in QUEENS

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The shark came ashore near 140th St. and the shoreline in Rockaway Beach.A Parks Enforcement Patrol officer discovered the male shark on the sand during a routine survey of a closed part of the beach, parks department spokesman Ashe Reardon said. The shark, which was dead when it was found, is between five and six feet long.

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