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Baby White Sharks Prefer Being Closer To Shore, Scientists Find

Baby White Sharks Prefer Being Closer To Shore, Scientists Find
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Baby sharks stick to the shallows

The pups may be avoiding predators by staying where the water is a bit warmer.

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Scientists Reveal Baby Sharks Preference for Shore Proximity

Scientists Reveal Baby Sharks Preference for Shore Proximity
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Juvenile Great White Sharks Prefer Warm, Shallow Waters Near Shore

Juvenile Great White Sharks Prefer Warm, Shallow Waters Near Shore
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Baby sharks prefer being closer to shore, sho

Scientists have shown for the first time that juvenile great white sharks gather in nearshore waters up to 10 meters deep with temperatures between 16 and 22 °C – a very different habitat from that of adults. These preferences may optimize their growth and minimize the risk of predation. These results can inform conservation efforts and help avoid unwanted encounters with swimmers.

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