佛州Fort Pierce洪水路口游过疑似鲨鱼：居民拍下背鳍划过积水视频疯传
位于美国佛罗里达州圣卢西县的Fort Pierce市11月2日遭遇破纪录降雨，多处街道被洪水淹没，一段居民驾车拍下的视频显示，一条被认为是鲨鱼的大鱼游过一个繁忙路口，背鳍露出水面，在积水中扑腾前行。这段视频11月5日经FOX Weather等媒体发布后，在社交平台上迅速疯传。
据FOX Weather报道，视频由当地居民Franshara Napoleon拍摄。她告诉视频机构Storyful，当天她正赶在风暴恶化前去学校接女儿，途中注意到被淹街道的水里有东西在动，于是开始录像，随后意识到那是一条鲨鱼。她说：「我简直不敢相信。」画面中，这条鱼在路口积水里游动，不时溅起水花，试图避开过往车辆。
据Surfer报道，事发路口是25th Street与Midway Road交界处。据当地媒体TCPalm援引美国国家气象局墨尔本办公室的数据，Fort Pierce机场11月2日录得5.39英寸降雨，打破了1946年创下的2.24英寸单日纪录；FOX Weather援引国家气象局数据称，该市在周日至周二的三天里降雨约10英寸。圣卢西等县11月2日已宣布地方紧急状态，Fort Pierce的South 25th Street等多条道路因洪水一度关闭。
这条鱼的确切物种尚未得到官方确认。FOX Weather与Weather.com在报道中都只称它「被认为是鲨鱼」「看上去像鲨鱼」；Surfer认为它最有可能是牛鲨，但同样明确写道物种尚未正式确认。本稿按上述谨慎口径，只称其为疑似鲨鱼。
同一天，在Fort Pierce以北约一小时车程的Indian Harbour Beach，另一段视频拍到一条大海鲢游过被淹的Gleason Park。拍摄者Alex Martinez告诉Storyful，当时一群海鲢在公园积水中游动，其中一条离他只有约两英尺，他说自己在Satellite Beach与Indian Harbour Beach一带长大，从未见过这座公园淹成这样。FOX Weather援引国家气象局数据称，Indian Harbour Beach在周日至周二录得超过16英寸降雨。截至发稿，未见官方机构对Fort Pierce视频中的物种作出确认。
Suspected Shark Filmed Swimming Through Flooded Fort Pierce Intersection as Video Goes Viral
Fort Pierce, a city in St. Lucie County, Florida, was hit by record rainfall on November 2, leaving many streets flooded. Video filmed by a local driver shows a large fish, believed to be a shark, swimming through a busy intersection, its dorsal fin above the water as it thrashed through the floodwater. The clip spread rapidly on social media after FOX Weather and other outlets published it on November 5.
According to FOX Weather, the video was filmed by local resident Franshara Napoleon. She told the video agency Storyful that she was on her way to pick her daughter up from school before the storm got worse when she noticed something moving in the flooded street, began recording and realized it was a shark. "I was in disbelief," she said. In the footage, the fish swims and splashes through the intersection, trying to flee passing cars.
Surfer reported that the intersection was at 25th Street and Midway Road. Local outlet TCPalm, citing the National Weather Service in Melbourne, reported that Fort Pierce airport recorded 5.39 inches of rain on November 2, breaking the daily record of 2.24 inches set in 1946; FOX Weather, citing the National Weather Service, said the city received roughly 10 inches of rain over the three days from Sunday to Tuesday. St. Lucie and neighboring counties declared local states of emergency on November 2, and roads in Fort Pierce including South 25th Street were closed for a time because of flooding.
The exact species of the fish has not been officially confirmed. FOX Weather and Weather.com both described it only as a fish "believed to be" or that "looked like" a shark. Surfer assessed that it was most likely a bull shark, while also stating clearly that the species remains officially unconfirmed. This story therefore refers to it only as a suspected shark.
The same Monday, about an hour north of Fort Pierce in Indian Harbour Beach, another video showed a large tarpon swimming through flooded Gleason Park. Alex Martinez, who recorded it, told Storyful that a group of tarpon were swimming in the park's floodwater and one came within about two feet of him, adding that he grew up in the Satellite Beach and Indian Harbour Beach area and had never seen the park flood like that before. FOX Weather, citing the National Weather Service, said Indian Harbour Beach reported more than 16 inches of rain from Sunday to Tuesday. As of publication, no official agency had confirmed the species in the Fort Pierce video.
来源：FOX Weather
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图片来源：佛罗里达州Vero Beach一处住宅区街道被洪水淹没的资料图（CC0，经Wikimedia Commons），非事发路口画面
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