BOY SAVES SHARK vs

A CORRALITOS HOME-SCHOOLED BOY FOUND AN INCUBATING SHARK AS HE LOOKED THROUGH SEAWEEDS ON THE BEACH RECENTLY, WHICH NOW SWIMS IN A TANK AT SEACLIFF STATE BEACH . THE SMALL PURSE LIKE OBJECT CAME TO SHORE NESTLED AMONG SEAWEED, AND WHEN THE BOY HELD IT UP TO THE LIGHT, HE SAW THE INCH-LONG YOLK MOVING. 12-YEAR-OLD RILEY DITZ KNEW WHAT IT WAS, SINCE HE WATCHED A SPECIAL ABOUT SHARKS ON THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC CHANNEL. THE SWELL SHARK LATER HATCHED AND CAN NOW BE SEEN IN A 150-GALLON FISH TANK AT THE SEACLIFF STATE BEACH VISITORS CENTER. THE PLAN FOR THE SHARK WHEN IT DOES GET TOO BIG FOR ITS PRESENT TANK, IS TO MOVE IT TO LONG MARINE LABS. FOR A WHILE THOUGH VISITORS CAN VIEW IT AT THE SEACLIFF VISITORS CENTER FROM 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. WEDNESDAYS THROUGH SUNDAYS.