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FREDERICTON - An unusually high number of great white sharks found dead on Canadian beaches over the past year is a sign the population is growing, says a shark biologist.

FREDERICTON — An unusually high number of great white sharks found dead on Canadian beaches over the past year is a sign the population is growing, says a shark biologist.

In the past 12 months, four great white sharks have washed up along Canadian beaches and some scientists say this is a sign recent conservation efforts are working

FREDERICTON - An unusually high number of great white sharks found dead on Canadian beaches over the past year...

An unusually high number of great white sharks found dead on Canadian beaches over the past year is a sign the population is growing, says a shark biologist.

TO explore research collaboration and student mobility, the Nueva Ecija-based Central Luzon State University (CLSU) held a partnership meeting with the Universiti of Putra Malaysia (UPM), which also included the hiring of faculty as adjunct professors.

Blooloop speaks to Molly Deese of New Jersey's Adventure Aquarium about conservation messaging and making a difference.

Shay Valentine is examining the spatial dynamics of native fishes throughout the Upper Mississippi River basin to acquire a wider understanding of the storied river’s ecosystem and help wildlife managers

This invasive fish has a new moniker, one that experts hope will encourage more restaurants to place it on their menus.

Shay Valentine, a Southern Illinois University Carbondale doctoral student in zoology, is examining the spatial dynamics of native fishes throughout the Upper Mississippi River basin to acquire a wider understanding of the storied river’s ecosystem and help wildlife managers conserve its unique native fish diversity.