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In recent weeks we've reported on several shark attacks along the Gulf Coast and now one beach group on social media is offering tips to beachgoers on how to combat sharks.

One beachgoer did not let fear stop him when he came into contact with a shark. He was vacationing with his family at Miramar Beach in Walton County, a popular beach spot amongst Louisiana travelers when he decided to throw a couple of lines out and catch some fish.

Another shark spotted near the Gulf Coast has raised many eyebrows and this latest sighting comes from one of our favorite places to relax.

Multiple popular beaches along Florida's Gulf Coast were closed to the public Friday afternoon after multiple shark attacks were reported just hours apart.

Summer is almost here and many from South Louisiana will soon be heading to their favorite beach destination along the Gulf Coast.

Warmer days are coming and soon many in Louisiana will be hitting the beaches of Florida.

Louisiana loves The Gulf of Mexico for both industry and leisure, but when you take a closer look, there are some very dangerous animals lurking off of our coast.

Fisherman were able to reel in a huge shark off the coast where many in Louisiana love to visit.

A large shark in Pensacola, FL was beached and it would have died there had it not been for some brave beachgoers in the area.

Beachgoers in Navarre Beach, which isn't very far from Destin, Florida, reeled in a nice size shark as many watched.

I'd have jumped out of the water had I seen this large shark.

He was one of the most feared WWE Superstars of all-time and even sharks want nothing to do with The Undertaker.

Watch as a huge shark rapidly approaches a fisherman's kayak and then attacks it, while the man is on the floating device.

A massive shark leaped out of the water and landed on the bow of a boat.

If you thought the 'Baby Shark' song haunted your dreams, wait until you see the actual thing. First of all, I think we have to wonder if this is real or fake before we completely accept the nightmare fuel that you're about to see. According to multiple reports on social media, an Indonesian fisherman discovered quite a unique creature...

After a shark washed up on the shore, a friendly beachgoer decided to take things into her own hands to ensure the safety of the sea creature.

A diver in Orange Beach, AL was spearfishing during the Memorial Day weekend when he spotted what he believes to a Great White shark.

The shark remains will be harvested.

Watch as a person swims near a large shark in the Gulf of Mexico. They had no clue that the shark was approaching.

A 10-foot great white shark was reportedly caught off the pier in Navarre Beach this week.