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‘Unimaginable’ video shows great white sharks ripping humpback whale carcass to shreds – Livescience.com
The year-old whale calf’s remains will feed sea creatures for years to come.
In mid-August, a team of Massachusetts-based marine biologists set out on the waters of Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary, just east of Boston. Their mission: to tag some basking sharks the second-biggest shark
species on Earth
, and a predator…
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