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California’s great white shark population is growing, but risk of attack isn’t. Here’s why.

Amaris Encinas, USA TODAYComments Off on California’s great white shark population is growing, but risk of attack isn’t. Here’s why.

Scientists with the CSULB Shark Lab have observed more juvenile white sharks than ever before at SoCal beaches, yet there hasn't been an increase in shark bites.

      
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