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A Connecticut couple rescues a baby shark caught in a work glove

By PAT EATON-ROBB
Associated Press

GLASTONBURY, Conn. (AP) — A Connecticut couple’s scuba diving trip in Rhode Island turned into a mission to rescue a baby shark. Deb and Steve Dauphinais were diving on the sand flats off Rhode Island on Monday when she spotted the 16-inch juvenile shark. The shark’s head was stuck inside a work glove at the bottom of about 35 feet of water. The couple took a photo of the stuck shark before tugging the glove loose. The couple says they weren’t afraid of being attacked by what appeared to be a juvenile Dogfish shark. But, they were cautious in case it snapped at them. She says the shark looked at them, regained its equilibrium and swam away once freed.

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