A recent study conducted by experts at Mississippi State University showed the sharks are thriving in warmer waters.
A recent study conducted by experts at Mississippi State University showed the sharks are thriving in warmer waters and are continuing to populate in the bay every year.
“Over a 20 plus year time period, and it simply looked for trends,” said Marcus Drymon, who co-authored the study. “We ask questions like are there more Bull Sharks today than there were 10 years ago. Are there more than 20 years ago?”He said these sharks ideally live in waters between 68- and 86-degrees Fahrenheit. According to the International Shark Attack File from the University of Florida, they are most likely found close to shore and live in both salt and fresh waters.
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