Above: Drone 5 video of the leopard sharks off the coast of La Jolla. SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — Summer has come a little early to San Diego this year, with leopard sharks already beginning to ...

The leopard sharks off the San Diego coast during the season are almost entirely female. Many of them travel to the shallow waters while pregnant to help their pups grow in the calm, warm waters ...

The San Diego Zoo said there have been no reported fatal attacks on humans by leopard sharks. Goulding has spent the past 12 years photographing sea life and surfing.

A gray whale that has been spotted several times recently off San Diego has been documented swimming among schooling leopard sharks. The accompanying footage was captured off La Jolla by Trystan ...

More Leopard Sharks in San Diego Bring Out Snorkelers and Scientists Every year, from June to December, thousands of leopard sharks gather at the southern end of La Jolla Shores. It is the largest ...

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Leopard sharks are back in huge numbers off the coast of La Jolla and the majority of them are during a special time in their lives. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7.

One of San Diego's favorite aquatic attractions is getting ready to kick off Shark Summer, complete with activities for all ...

In some ways, San Diego’s leopard sharks are a lot like its humans. They love summer, they flock to shallow waters on sunny days, and they hate being poked and harassed. But if you keep a ...

LA JOLLA, Calif. (KGTV) -- Every summer, thousands of leopard sharks head to the shallow waters of La Jolla for mating season. Most of these sharks swimming in the cove of La Jolla are female ...

Right now, pregnant leopard sharks are appearing in the hundreds ... an environmental and ocean sciences professor at the University of San Diego. Nosal, who has studied sharks since 2007, says ...