Waters near Cape Cod are one of world’s largest shark hotspots, study shows l GMA

In the study published in the Marine Ecology Progress Series, researchers counted about 800 great white sharks visiting the region from 2015 to 2018, finding the number increased over the years.
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[@jaysartori9032]

This is great news because I love all sharks and hearing that their bouncing back brings me so much joy and happiness!

[@drewwhite2228]

it's amazing the recovery they have made on the Cape

[@paulchezkari6952]

I was thinking of visiting 😂😂

[@sportscardchannel7353]

I think its cause of the food and breeding its a breeding ground. People say they don't like cold water. But they donthe further you go down the cold it gets

[@intercity_trainspotting]

Uh oh I am going next year 💀💀💀

[@heatherhillman9605]

The audacity of those sharks swimming near humans….acting like they should be there.😮

[@CP-ho2wj]

And this is why you stay out of the ocean.

[@botsareeverywhere]

Nah

[@tabithan2978]

We need to import some Orca’s. They head butt the sharks and take out their liver. Slurp. 😋 Sharks leave that area. Happened in South Africa.

[@VoteForBukele]

I hope you all go swimming in cape cod.