Terrifying moment 10ft shark prowls packed Spanish beach sending tourists fleeing

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The shark, reportedly measuring nearly 10 feet in length, caused panic among beachgoers just after 5pm on Monday at Porto de Bares beach near the town of Manon in the Galician province of La Coruna
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