The observations of the big white sharks grow in the waters near the US northeast coast-territorial, where observations were once rare.
Rick Cloough spent about four decades fishing for lobsters and sea hedgehogs on the Maino Coast, before first noticing a great white shark.
The shark about 8 feet long, spotted at the beach city in Scarborough, Maine, was surprised by Mr Cloough in July, but did not force him to be afraid of the ocean, though he admitted, “I’m not sure I would like to dive now Urchin.”
Shippers, beach visitors and fishermen, such as Mr Cloough, who spend time in the cool waters of New England and the Atlantic Canada, learn to live with great white sharks, creatures famous for 1975. In Jaws.
Visitors enjoy summer weather near the latest white sharks’ observations in Scarborough, Maine (Robert F Bukaty/AP)
Supreme predators’ observations are located in places like Mein, where they were once rarely noticed.
Scientists associate white shark observations with the availability of increased sharks of seals, and say that beach visitors are usually very safe from shark bite.
Sharks can grow nearly 20 feet long, although most of them are not that large.
David Lancaster, a commercial mollusc cashier in Scarborough, used a drone to look at the about 12 foot shark near the famous city beaches earlier this month.
Port stamp – Favorite prey item for great white sharks – is on a small island near Portland, Maine (Robert F Bukaty/AP)
He described the animal as “amazing” and “really amazing” to see. However, he also said that the presence of a shark reminded him that swimmers needed to pay attention to big fish.
In recent years, the observations of the large white COD, Cape Massachusetts have become more and more, and the preservation of the Atlantic White Shark (AWSC) has recorded hundreds of animals in more than a decade.
However, new data show that sharks go further north to New Hampshire, Maine and beyond, said Greg Skomal, Senior Fisheries Biologist and White Shark, a veteran of the White Shark, Massachusetts Marine Fisheries Department.
Based on M. Skomal and others in May. In the Marine Ecology Progress series, the Marine Ecology Progress series increased by about 2.5 times from 2018 to 2022.
Even further north, found in the Cabot Strait, which separates Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, increased almost four times, according to the document.
Mr. Skomalis said the average residence in these northern waters also increased from 48 days to 70 days, indicating that white sharks seem to be increasingly convenient to the north.
The main reason for the shift seems to be the successful preservation of the New England and Canadian seals under the laws such as the Law on the Protection of Mammals, which allowed the stamps to flourish and submit a food source to predatory sharks, said Mr. Skomalis.
Despite the size and strength of the sharks, dangerous meetings of white sharks and humans are dull.
According to the Florida Museum of Natural History, there were fewer than 60 deadly great white shark bites around the world in the history of people.
The first captured deadly shark attack Maine took place in 2020, when a great white shark killed 63-year-old Julie Dimer Holowach near Bailey Island.
“This is an extremely rare event. But we provide all this information to relieve human behavior and hopefully reduce any negative people and shark meetings,” said Ashleigh Novak, AWSC Research Coordinator.