Tiger sharks return to nurseries, new study finds

As conservationists learn better ways to preserve and protect marine life, new Florida Tech research investigating the movement patterns of tiger sharks may help safeguard the near-threatened species.

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Tiger Shark Migrations Altered by Climate Change, New Study Finds

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Leopard sharks find their way with their noses, say scientists

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Tiger shark nursery found near New York City

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Scientists discover nursery ground for sand tiger sharks in Long

New genetic research at UJ shows return migration of female ragged

Study finds double threat for endangered Australian east coast shark