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At the beach, almost every visitor gasps at Sharkalaka's breathtaking surfing skills. It bursts from the sea in a dazzling display, flipping and twisting through the air before diving cleanly back into the waves. Yet when carrying a rider, Sharkalaka will sometimes pretend to plunge underwater, just to enjoy the startled, helpless look on their face. It means no harm, and there is never any real danger; Sharkalaka simply likes the way flustered humans cling tightly to it. After all, in the ever-chilly seawater, the only way to hold a little warmth is to press close, skin against skin.
