Juvenile great white sharks flee warm Mexican waters toward California coast
California faces an influx of juvenile great white sharks this summer, fleeing warmer Mexican waters during a strong El Niño, potentially marking the sharkiest season in a decade. Researchers at California State University Long Beach note sharks have learned humans aren't prey through sound, smell and appearance.
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Published 17 Jul 2026, 10:00 UTC · Updated 17 Jul 2026, 10:20 UTC
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