let's bring in shark expert george burgess, the director of the florida program for shark research.you. another teen was attacked by a shark on that same beach, the same day, and there was yet another shark attack on thursday on florida's ginseng beach. what is going on here? is there a logical explanation? is this usual this time of year? >> actually it is fairly typical this time of year, with the water temperatures warm along the east coast of the united states, the sharks begin to move from south to north and head into warmer waters. and, of course, humans are doing the same thing. tass gets warmer to the north, more people enter the sea. we can sort of watch the progress of the sharks as they move from florida all the way up the east coast, but sort of follow some of the small bites we get. >> okay, so types of sharks, what are we talking about here? >> in this case, probably mostly black tip and spinner sharks, species that get to about 6 feet in length and are primarily fish eaters. so these are probably cases of mistaken identity in most situations. >> isn't that usually the