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Researchers track great white sharks to keep public safe

The best way to avoid great white shark attacks in Cape Cod waters is to figure out where the sharks like to hang out and when they are there, marine biologists said Tuesday. Experts from the state of Massachusetts and the nonprofit Atlantic White Shark Conservancy held a news conference in Chatham to outline some of the ways they are trying to detect patterns in shark movement and habits. The goal is to keep beachgoers informed and safe. “It s no secret that the number of negative interactions between people and sharks has been increasing, said Greg Skomal, the top shark expert with the state Division of Marine Fisheries.

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Published June 29. 2021 10:52PM  By MARK PRATT, Associated Press The best way to avoid great white shark attacks in Cape Cod waters is to figure out where the sharks like to hang out and when they are there, marine biologists said Tuesday. Experts from the state of Massachusetts and the nonprofit Atlantic White Shark Conservancy held a news conference in Chatham to outline some of the ways they are trying to detect patterns in shark movement and habits. The goal is to keep beachgoers informed and safe. “It s no secret that the number of negative interactions between people and sharks has been increasing, said Greg Skomal, the top shark expert with the state Division of Marine Fisheries.

How to avoid mosquitoes on Cape Cod

So far, 2021 has been the year of the swat on the Outer Cape, as a boom in the number of mosquitoes in the Herring River basin has led to trying times for outdoor aficionados. But what can you do to lessen the effect of these buzzy vampires? We ve put together a quick primer on effective tools to help fight the unwelcome swarm. First of all, why the heck do mosquitoes want blood? Turns out, it s not for food. According to the American Mosquito Control Association (AMCA): Female mosquitoes imbibe blood so that their eggs can mature prior to laying. It serves no nourishment function. Males do not take blood meals at all. In order to obtain energy, both male and female mosquitoes feed upon plant nectars - much in the same manner as honeybees.

Researchers track great white sharks to keep public safe

Researchers track great white sharks to keep public safe
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