Great white shark's 'aggressive behavior' shuts Southern California beach down
Authorities in Huntington Beach have shut down a beach after a large great white shark “exhibiting aggressive behavior” was spotted in the water. Officials with the Huntington Beach Fire Department made the announcement just after 5 p.m.
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