Bull Sharks Can Have Best Friends And Avoid Others, New Study Reveals @IFLScienceOfficial
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Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
A study published in Animal Behavior has revealed the intricate social connections of a group of bull sharks in Fiji.
Among the population, both male and female sharks prefer to hang out with females, and adult sharks had more connections than the younger or old ones.

Read more: iflscience.com/even-3-meter-long-bull-sharks-can-have-best-mates-the-sharks-are-actively-choosing-who-they-associate-with-82866

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