The Shallows
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| Release date | Turkey |
| Directors | Jaume Collet-Serra |
| Budget | $17–25 million |
| Box office | 119. 1 million USD |
| Screenplay | Anthony Jaswinski |
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| ID | 673033 |
About The Shallows
Still reeling from the loss of her mother, medical student Nancy Adams (Blake Lively) travels to a secluded beach for some much-needed solace. Despite the danger of surfing alone, Nancy decides to soak up the sun and hit the waves. Suddenly, a great white shark attacks, forcing her to swim to a giant rock for safety. Left injured and stranded 200 yards from shore, the frightened young woman must fight for her life as the deadly predator circles her in its feeding ground.
Bournemouth beach boat operations suspended after deaths
... Riptides are strong currents running out to sea that can quickly drag people and objects away from The Shallows of the shoreline and out to deeper water...
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The 5,000-year-old human bone found in the River Thames
... But on that particular day, he spotted something lurking in The Shallows...
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The 5,000-year-old human bone found in the River Thames
The 5,000-year-old human bone found in the River Thames
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To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.On a fine September Day Last Year , Simon Hunt took his boat down to the River Thames at Brentford, west London - just as he does most days.
But on that particular day, he spotted something lurking in The Shallows .
Lying on The Pebbles and rocks of the riverbed at Low Tide was a human femur, or upper leg bone.
Carbon dating has since indicated it to be More Than 5,000 years old, meaning it had come from someone who lived in the late British Neolithic period - The End of the Stone Age .
Experts say it is dated between 3516 and 3365 BC and belonged to a person who was about 5ft 7in (170cm) tall, but it's not been possible to tell if they were male or female.
Source of news: bbc.com
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