Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Scientists say great white sharks are venturing further north than ever before, with two tracked near Newfoundland's northern tip in Atlantic Canada.
Researchers believe recovering shark numbers, abundant seals and successful conservation efforts are drawing more great whites into Canadian waters each summer.
OCEARCH scientists are tracking several tagged sharks, including Quint and Bella, to better understand how the predators are expanding their summer feeding grounds.
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Scientists say great white sharks are venturing further north than ever before, with two tracked near Newfoundland's northern tip in Atlantic Canada.
Researchers believe recovering shark numbers, abundant seals and successful conservation efforts are drawing more great whites into Canadian waters each summer.
OCEARCH scientists are tracking several tagged sharks, including Quint and Bella, to better understand how the predators are expanding their summer feeding grounds.
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