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A “ghost” great white shark just reignited a Mediterranean mystery

The capture of a juvenile great white shark in the Mediterranean has sparked renewed scientific inquiry into this elusive population of apex predators, highlighting the need for improved conservation efforts and ecological understanding of the marine ecosystem in the region. With their status as a key species, this development underscores the importance of tracking and protecting shark populations to maintain marine biodiversity.

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