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Super El Niño could spark a surge in SHARK attacks - as great whites venture beyond their natural habitats in search of cooler waters, scientists warn
Scientists warn that a Super El Niño could lead to an increase in shark attacks as great white sharks move beyond their natural habitats in search of cooler waters. The phenomenon is linked to shifting environmental conditions affecting marine life behavior.
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