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Great white sharks called Simon and Jekyll have made FRIENDS with each other and are swimming up the East Coast together, scientists believe - Vimarsana News

Great white sharks called Simon and Jekyll have made FRIENDS with each other and are swimming up the East Coast together, scientists believe

The duo, named Simon and Jekyll, had both been tagged by marine biologists with OCEARCH in December of last year and have since remained close together.

Great white sharks believed to patrol warming Irish seas - Vimarsana News

Great white sharks believed to patrol warming Irish seas

Scientists believe great white sharks are roaming the waters around Ireland as climate change means they must swim further north for food. An American research

Up Close with Bill Ritter: Impact of Supreme Court rulings; should we be concerned about sharks? - Vimarsana News

Up Close with Bill Ritter: Impact of Supreme Court rulings; should we be concerned about sharks?

In this episode of Up Close, Mike Marza fills in for Bill Ritter to tackle the impact of the recent landmark Supreme Court rulings.

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Shark fin trade in U.S. may soon be banned - Vimarsana News

Shark fin trade in U.S. may soon be banned

Congress has passed a bill that would ban the buying and selling of shark fins in the U.S. The law is meant to combat the practice of shark “finning,” which occurs when commercial fishermen cut sharks' valuable fins off and dump the still-living animals overboard to die.

US Poised to Ban Shark Fin Trade, Pleasing Conservationists - Vimarsana News

US Poised to Ban Shark Fin Trade, Pleasing Conservationists

The U.S. is poised to ban the lucrative trade in shark fins, a move conservationists hope will help protect millions of sharks that are butchered every