The Guardian Environment·3 min read·medium

California braces for its sharkiest summer in a decade – but experts say don’t panic

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Nick Visser
California braces for its sharkiest summer in a decade – but experts say don’t panic
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California is experiencing an influx of juvenile great white sharks along its coastline due to strong El Niño conditions. Experts emphasize that while sightings are at a decade high, the risk to humans remains extremely low.

A juvenile white shark swims in the clear, shallow water of the Pacific Ocean off the coast of La Jolla on 22 November 2023 in San Diego, California. A juvenile white shark swims in the clear, shallow water of the Pacific Ocean off the coast of La Jolla on 22 November 2023 in San Diego, California. Sharks California braces for its sharkiest summer in a decade – but experts say don’t panic Young great white sharks are returning in large numbers, but researchers say humans are not on the menu

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