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Scientists Find Great White Sharks Pushing Further North More Than Ever
Researchers said 2 sharks moved farther north than ever, while OCEARCH estimated about 2,000 great whites use Atlantic Canadian waters each summer.
- Great white sharks are moving further north than ever before because their numbers have increased, according to scientists.
- About 2,000 great white sharks from the western North Atlantic population migrate north to Atlantic Canadian waters each summer.
- Researchers tracked two great white sharks traveling further north than previously recorded, near the northern tip of Newfoundland.
- White shark populations were heavily reduced between the 1970s and 1990s but are now recovering due to protection efforts, leading to more sharks near Canada.
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