Animals
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Climate Change Caused Tiger Sharks Migration Outside Protected Zones
According to latest research, warming temperatures significantly modified tiger shark travelling in the western North Atlantic seawater. Global warming has pushed tiger shark migrations outside designated zones, making the sharks increasingly exposed to sport fisheries.
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