It’s “Jaws” season in the ocean. As summer begins to settle into SoCal, experts warn shark activity will likely increase along the shoreline and in shallow waters. “The water has been progressively warmer — unusually warm,” said Chris Lowe, director of the Shark Lab at Cal State Long Beach, told the Orange County Register . “We think that may have brought females back earlier to give birth. All those are signs it will be a sharky summer.” Recent encounters are already raising concerns along the