What Their Changing Habits Say About Our Oceans | News World

Sharks, once elusive predators patrolling specific stretches of open ocean, are increasingly being spotted closer to shorelines and researchers are raising the alarm. This emerging trend points to deeper environmental changes that could have lasting impacts on ocean health and human life alike.

A Shift in Shark Territory

According to recent observations, many shark species are beginning to move outside their traditional habitats, with more frequent sightings near coastal areas far away from their natural habitats.

While shark attacks on humans remain exceedingly rare, their movements tell a bigger story.

These apex predators are vital to marine ecosystems, not threats to be feared, but key players in keeping ocean life balanced and healthy. Experts believe that warming ocean temperatures, fueled by human-driven climate change, are prompting sharks to seek out cooler waters.

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