Online debates reignited. Some analyzed the photo obsessively, convinced the outline showed movement. Others argued the water was far too shallow for a large predator to come so close unnoticed.
Marine experts eventually stepped in. Professor Charlie Huveneers of the Southern Shark Ecology Group examined the photo and concluded it was unlikely to be a shark. He explained that the shape matched the wing of a Southern Eagle Ray, not a dorsal fin.
Even with reassurance, unease lingered. Recent shark sightings along the coast reminded everyone that the ocean remains unpredictable. For the family, the photo became a reminder of how thin the line is between safety and the unseen world beneath the waves.
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