Leopard sharks swim in the warm, shallow water of the Pacific Ocean in La Jolla Cove, which is home to the largest annual aggregation of them in the world. Every summer, locals and visitors flock to La Jolla Shores and the cove in San Diego to swim, snorkel, kayak and dive with the sharks, which are harmless.

A woman stumbled across over a dozen dead baby leopard sharks near the shores of a San Diego beach, according to local news reports.Emily Dean was hiking with friends on a La Jolla trail near Black’s Beach when the group encountered the dead fish lined up along the trail.“We made it about halfway down, and we stumbled upon a rock where three of them were laid out to dry, and it had been freshly done because there........

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