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Video captures moment tourist is swept into turbulent waves after leaping from rocky shore: ‘Known to have the largest white sharks in the world’

23 May 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

In a video posted to Instagram, the tourist is seen jumping into the ocean at the Cape Town shore. When the tourist plunged into the water, the ocean’s current was relatively calm. However, as the …Read More at Source

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