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Eat, prey, love: UMass Amherst researchers help reveal the hidden life of sharks

Eat, prey, love: UMass Amherst researchers help reveal the hidden life of sharks
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Researchers at UMass Amherst are studying the mating and predatory habits of sharks to aid in the conservation of recovering populations. The study aims to provide deeper insights into shark behavior beyond popular media portrayals.

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Advances scientific understanding of marine ecosystems, which is essential for effective wildlife conservation strategies.

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As some shark populations start to recover, understanding mating and predatory habits are key to their continued survival AMHERST, Mass.…

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