Warning: Sharks Invading Orange Beach Alabama

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The sharks are here Alabama!

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We have all heard about the shark invasion in the Florida panhandle by now.

The shark sightings were pretty common before they started biting people.

Now you are talking about actual attacks happening within a few days of each other and that is something that we have to be concerned about and careful when it comes to protecting our families. I will still be at the beach with my family but I will have the Shark Tracker app on my phone to see how many sharks are on the beach with me and my family.

Now the sharks are here in Alabama!

The last thing anyone wants to do is put their family at risk so you aren’t going to say “hey kids let’s head to the beach!”

I have never been in the water and been afraid for my safety. However, recently something is happening that is different than the normal shark sightings.

Today we have a video going viral of a large group of sharks around groups of people and boats in Orange Beach, AL.

It terrified boaters. You can hear people screaming in fear. I couldn't imagine having my kids, wife, or friends in the water when someone starts screaming, "Sharks, get out of the water".

Here is a video From Orange Beach, Alabama going viral.....

I think I'm done going in the water at the beach for a while!

I was already worried about all the recent gators on our beaches.

Imagine relaxing on the beach with your kids and seeing this giant monster come surfing in with the wave.

Where was it even coming from?

Christy Johnson posted on facebook

"Don't always assume they are just in rivers and lakes. This one is on the beach at Dauphin Island, Alabama."

Matt Harvill posted

"Went up, I think, 200 yards from where we originally were and sure enough, you just see a glob every now and then poke its head out," Harvill, a 27-year-old Mobile, Alabama, resident told Fox News Digital. "And then, he got washed up on shore."

Amber Miller said.

"He lives on the island lol..along with many many more. The island has always had gators"

Eddie Christman Said

"Looks like he is Surfing  but seriously when gators get in open water get out and away from it as quickly as possible"

Sandra Cotton said

"Oh my goodness. I already paid for my vacation on this island!! Lord help us be safe during September and anytime while everyone else is on the Island."

Alx Billiot said

"I believe in leaving wildlife alone as much as possible. But if this is a tourist area for swimming, then of course most people wouldn't know the danger. Seems she would be relocated for safety between her and beach go-ers."

Bev Parnell Said

"Big loves to the new UA AllieGator. Roll Tide Roll buddy!

Just be careful out there folks. Sharks aren't the only thing you need to worry about when you're swimming in the ocean.