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Teenager Mikaela Medina was just off West Beach in Galveston when she felt something hit her in the back. That something turned out to be a SHARK!

It's not even shark week yet and there's already some new footage of a diver in the Caribbean ocean being attacked by a reef shark. This guy appears to be spear fishing when he encounters a shark, luckily for him the shark decides there's easier meals to be had elsewhere. This just happened late last week on (03-13-14) and is already making the rounds online. If you haven't seen it yet check it ou

When was the last time you thought about Avril Lavigne? 2003? Oh. Well, get ready to flashback to a time when you cared about her particular brand of punk pop, because her new video for 'Rock N Roll' features two of the internet's favorite things -- grown-up '80s TV stars and BearShark.

If you're just now emerging from a deep slumber and have no idea what's going on in the world, here's an FYI: one of the greatest weeks of the year is upon us. (Cue the 'Jaws' theme song.) Happy Shark Week, shark fans!

Shark Week is here! Shark Week is here! We can finally stop living like it's Shark Week, because it's actually Shark Week! We're not the only one's who are excited by the prospect -- these animals also seem pretty geared up. (We're going to pretend the costumes were their idea, and not their owners.)

What in the name of 'Sharknado' is going on in this picture?

There's nothing quite like a refreshing dip in the ocean to cool off during the hot summer months.

If you're not excited for Shark Week, this commercial will definitely change your mind.

When you play a round of golf you have to contend with sand traps, water hazards, the rough and your own poor swing. One thing you normally don't have to think about are sharks falling from the sky.

At a port in Karachi, Pakistan on Tuesday, fishermen needed several cranes and four hours to reel in a massive 40-foot long whale shark that had died offshore. They’re definitely going to need a bigger boat.

In a stunt that brings new meaning to the phrase “jump the shark,” a Cape Cod man actually jumped on top of a shark, riding atop it for 15 feet through the ocean. Naturally, he got footage of the whole thing. “I’ve been waiting for an opportunity like this my whole life,” said fisherman Erik Jacobs, who spotted a basking shark swimming around his boat, and then pounced.