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New iPhone App Tracks Sharks Off Cape Cod

By Kathryn Eident

Published July 1, 2016 at 10:07 AM EDT

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Photo credit: Atlantic White Shark Conservancy

A new iPhone app was released Friday that will help both scientists and residents know when a great white shark is near Cape shores.

Kathryn Eident talked with Cynthia Wigren of the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy to learn more about the app.

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