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Shark researchers expect to learn a lot from data collected by a new tag attached to a shark off South Carolina.
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Scientists put tiny sensors on almost 350 fish from 12 species of predators, including tuna, white sharks, and swordfish.
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Two surfers had a close call with a shark recently. It's a reminder that sharks are present in Cape Cod waters long after the summer beach season ends.
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Arthur Medici lived in Revere, close to his aunt, Marisa Medici. She spoke with CAI this week to reflect on the five-year anniversary of his death from a shark bite off Wellfleet.
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"Until now, we've never had any idea of how many white sharks might be out there." A four-year study confirms Cape Cod is the country's hot spot.
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Shark scientists from the state and the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy have deployed acoustic receivers along the coast to detect tagged sharks. Their goals are twofold: to develop knowledge of the sharks’ long-term behavior, and to protect beachgoers in real time.
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Native seals are already attracting white sharks off Provincetown.
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Great white shark researchers working off the coast of Cape Cod have finished up for the season after tagging 31 new sharks.
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White sharks are arriving in Massachusetts waters for the summer, and researchers who study shark behavior off Cape Cod are testing some new techniques.
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Fishers tend to view seals as a nuisance, whereas tourists love them. But they agree on some things.