Shark attacks kayaker off Paradise Cove in Malibu, authorities say

Global News - Oct 5, 2026

Officials said that the kayaker was fishing near Paradise Cove when he caught a shark and as he tried to release the shark, it bit him and caused him to fall out of the kayak.

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