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Los Angeles is home to beautiful beaches and Hollywood blockbusters, but in the summer of 2007 a dark story emerged from the depths. Four shark attacks occur in just four months off the coast of Malibu. With the cause of the spike a mystery, scientists investigate the case and what they discover could impact beachgoers around the world. Enjoy a ...
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