Sharks Are Swimming In The Streets Of Florida

Hurricane Ian ended up being the worst catastrophe than most people expected.

Videos of houses being flooded, roofs being blown off of residential housing, and palm trees being snapped in half have gone viral since the flood hit.

But one video that has caught the eyes of everyone shows sharks swimming in the streets of Ft. Myers!

Take a look:

Sharks spotted swimming in the streets of Ft. Myers, FL after Hurricane Ian makes landfall pic.twitter.com/5505ICEXpH

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) September 29, 2022

A shark has been spotted in the streets of Fort Myers. Stay safe, Florida. pic.twitter.com/7s8slr7Lnr

— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) September 28, 2022

Of course, the fact-checkers got involved with this one.

Was there a shark swimming in a Florida street because of Hurricane Ian? https://t.co/G2NdOsts5w

— The Independent (@Independent) September 29, 2022

The Independent had more on the story:

A viral video of a shark swimming in a Florida street as a result of Hurricane Ian made waves on the internet – but is very likely fake.

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Brad Habuda, behind the Twitter account @bradhabuda, shared a clip of what appeared to be a shark in the flood waters after Hurricane Ian struck Florida on Wednesday (28 September).

“Somehow a shark ended up in a Fort Myers neighborhood during Hurricane Ian,” his post’s caption read.

caused a stir online because, for years, a picture of a shark swimming on a highway would always go viral after hurricanes, only to be repeatedly debunked as false.

Habuda’s upload of the video has garnered more than 3,900 likes and 10.7 million views. It was also picked up @US_Stormwatch, where it received over 78,900 views.

If you have seen this picture floating around, just know this photo is fake:

https://twitter.com/45acpJohndibag/status/1575297977811443715