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Israel Nature Authority Warns of Dozens of Sharks Near Hadera Power Station
Israel's Nature and Parks Authority warned the public about dozens of sharks, including Sandbar and Dusky species up to three meters long, congregating near the Hadera power station. The sharks are attracted to the warm water discharged from the plant between November and May.
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What happened
- 01Dozens of sharks, including Sandbar and Dusky species, are present near Hadera's power station.
- 02The Nature and Parks Authority warned against swimming and snorkeling in the area.
- 03Sharks are attracted to warm waters discharged from the Hadera power station.
- 04A fatal shark encounter occurred in April 2025, prompting increased caution.
- 05Harming or feeding protected sharks is illegal and carries criminal penalties.
The area is closed to swimming due to shark dangers, currents, and fishing gear, following a fatal shark encounter in April 2025. Harming protected sharks is illegal.
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