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Beaches have closed as surfers, lifeguards and swimmers alike suffer bites from curious sharks in search of food.
Climate change may play a factor in sharks venturing closer to shore.
There are numerous reasons why there have been more human-shark interactions on the East Coast this summer, according to experts.
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Shark attacks could be a case of mistaken identity, Swellnet Dispatch
Warmer water temperatures earlier in the season means increased shark sightings
Scientists have an explanation why there is an increase of shark attacks off East Coast - ABC News
Sharks near me: Experts explain uptick in shark attacks, bites, off East Coast - 6abc Philadelphia
A rise in reported shark attacks has beachgoers and officials concerned. Here's what to know. - CBS News
Great white shark sightings spike off Gulf of Maine coast: Here's why
Sharkflation! - WSJ
Shark researchers seek answers in expedition off Carolinas
Scientists have an explanation why there is an increase of shark attacks off East Coast - ABC News
Sharks near me: Experts explain uptick in shark attacks, bites, off East Coast - 6abc Philadelphia
When a whale dies it becomes a stinky feast for sharks, tiny shore animals and scientists
ASU shark scientist: Fatal shark attacks 'extremely rare
As summer visitors arrive to Myrtle Beach, sharks are making plans to leave. But when?