Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: This state needs your help in identifying cases of a deadly deer disease Meet Cinco, one of just 5 jaguars documented in Arizona Coast Guard rescues teen stranded for days on capsized fishing boat What is believed to be the first genomic study of white sharks in the Western North Atlantic has yielded fascinating results that are helping scientists further understand these apex predators and their patterns. A recent DNA study conducted by OCEARCH revealed that two of the white sharks tagged by OCEARCH in 2021 and 2022 are actually brother and sister. According to OCEARCH, the study revealed three pairs of full siblings and seven likely half-sibling pairs of great white sharks.
