Scientists have an explanation why there is an increase of shark attacks off East Coast - ABC News

Beaches have closed as surfers, lifeguards and swimmers alike suffer bites from curious sharks in search of food.
Climate change may play a factor in sharks venturing closer to shore.
There are numerous reasons why there have been more human-shark interactions on the East Coast this summer, according to experts.

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A rise in reported shark attacks has beachgoers and officials concerned. Here's what to know. - CBS News

The ocean phenomenon that's bringing sharks closer to shore - ABC17NEWS

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