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Rise in Shark Sightings Along the East Coast due to Increased Human Presence
Shark sightings have been increasing along the East Coast in the past few decades. The rise of the sightings as documented by Discovery Channel's annual Shark Week, isn't due to the increase in its population but because of people trying to get too close to them, experts say.
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