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A series of great white shark sightings have been reported off the coast of Maine during the summer of 2026, with a dozen sightings occurring in a two-day period in August. Experts attribute the increase in sightings to successful conservation efforts and improved technology for shark detection, while also noting that climate change may indirectly influence shark behavior and prey availability.
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A series of great white shark sightings have been reported off the coast of Maine during the summer of 2026, with a dozen sightings occurring in a two-day period in August. Experts attribute the increase in sightings to successful conservation efforts and improved technology for shark detection, while also noting that climate change may indirectly influence shark behavior and prey availability.
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