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    Lonesome no more: white sharks hang with buddies

    22 October, 201919 February, 2020

    Apex marine predators choose who they hang with, researchers reveal. White sharks form communities, researchers have revealed. Although normally solitary predators, white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) gather in large numbers at certain times of year in order to feast on baby seals. These groupings, scientists had assumed, were essentially random – the result of individual sharks…

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