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Hot new finding: Some sharks are warmer than you d expect

New research shows that sharks may be warmer than we thought. The smalltooth sand tiger shark, for instance.

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Sharks might be ferocious predators, but they re no match for warming oceans, studies say

Two studies revealed new information about sharks that surprised scientists and raised concerns about the effects of human activities in the ocean.

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Why Surprising Discovery, Warming Seas And Demise Of Meg May Spell Trouble For More And More Sharks – Eurasia Review

Why Surprising Discovery, Warming Seas And Demise Of Meg May Spell Trouble For More And More Sharks – Eurasia Review
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Megalodon s warm-blooded relatives are still circling the oceans today

Regional endothermy could help the smalltooth sand tiger shark generate power to hunt.

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Why a surprising discovery, warming seas and the demise of the Meg may spell trouble for more and more sharks

Why a surprising discovery, warming seas and the demise of the Meg may spell trouble for more and more sharks
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