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- Can scientists track sharks in real time? A UMaine researcher explains The University of Maine · 14h ago
- Shark Sightings Surge Across New York Beaches as Great White Heads North Newsweek · 14h ago
- Largest great white shark ever tagged in the Atlantic is heading toward a popular vacation destination: It wei Diario AS · 14h ago
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