Researchers: Great white sharks are traveling north up the Atlantic
As the waters are getting warmer, great white sharks are headed north for food and cooler conditions, researchers say.
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May 17, 2019, 10:09 AM
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As the waters are getting warmer, great white sharks are headed north for food and cooler conditions, researchers say.
The sharks’ migration patterns are being tracked by Ocearch.
They have hundreds of sharks tagged and researchers says they are tracking at least five that are headed north.
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