Summary
California is anticipating a significant increase in young great white shark sightings this summer, driven by warmer waters in Mexico and a strong El Niño, though experts advise against panic, stating humans are not their primary prey.
California Expects Decade's Highest Shark Activity This Summer Due to El Niño
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17 July 2026 at 7:31 pm
California Expects Decade's Highest Shark Activity This Summer Due to El Niño
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