Relocating Tiger Sharks: A Short-Term Solution
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New research from Queensland reveals relocating tiger sharks from popular beaches can temporarily reduce the risk of bites for swimmers and surfers. Scientists found that relocated sharks often return within three months, with those caught near beaches returning quicker. The study, published in Ocean and Coastal Management, focused on sharks from the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. Shark catches in drumlines doubled last year, but bites havent spiked. Experts are divided on lethal controls, with the government rolling out more alert drumlines and non-lethal trials. The data is paving the way for bull shark tracking and smarter local tips to avoid danger. Shark bites remain rare, so stay informed and enjoy the water safely.
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