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    australia Hazardous mystery balls shut down Sydney beaches Allan Rose Hill
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    News Beach bully cited by California Coastal Commission Jason Weisberger
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    sharks 14-year-old boy at Florida lifeguard camp needs to be rescued after a shark bites his leg Carla Sinclair
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    brazil Black sand, hot beaches: Welcome to Brazil's radioactive beach town Mark Frauenfelder
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  • chicago Unfortunately that official "nude beach" sign on Lake Michigan is fake David Pescovitz
  • Rockaway Beach New York beach closed after 65-year-old woman suffers a shark bite Carla Sinclair
  • mistakes Australian authorities warn locals to stay away from the mysterious metal cylinder on the beach Rob Beschizza
  • animals Sunbathers surprised by wayward black bear happily swimming at Florida beach (video) David Pescovitz
  • florida Hulking alligator found by police on Florida beach… wasn't that David Pescovitz
  • oceans Creepy dolls, magic spell bottle, barnacle-encrusted bible, and other bizarre beach detritus to be auctioned off in environmental benefit David Pescovitz
  • oceans What the Garfield telephones and mysterious metal spheres washing up on beaches reveal about our oceans David Pescovitz
  • mysteries Archaeologists solve mystery of huge object protruding from sand on Florida beach David Pescovitz
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    colonialism There are only two US states where it's legal to own the ocean Thom Dunn
  • biology Watch digger bees build sandcastles on California beaches David Pescovitz
  • crime Tourist fined $1,200 for swiping sand from Italian beach David Pescovitz
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