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Venice

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Ancient shark teeth abound on the sea floor here, making it a popular spot for natural treasure hunters. From the Venice Pier you'll want to swim about about 150 yards, then look for the so-called black sand about 20-25 feet deep, or you can catch a boat to the Bone Pit off Casperson Beach.

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