Tiger Shark Caught Off Massachusetts Sparks Concern About Warming Waters
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Two brothers fishing off Cape Cod, Massachusetts, caught a five-foot tiger shark, a species rarely found in New England waters. Nate and Nelson Rouette were surprised by the catch, as tiger sharks are typically found in warmer climates and have a reputation for consuming anything they encounter.
The unexpected appearance of this tropical species has prompted concern about potential warming water temperatures. No right-leaning outlets reported on the story; coverage comes from ABC News and The New York Post. While the shark’s presence is unusual,
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