Remains of large, shortfin mako shark found in eastern Nova Scotia / Global
Monday, June 16, 2025, 12:22 pm permalink
Marine authorities have reported the discovery of a 3.6‐metre shortfin mako shark near Port Dufferin in eastern Nova Scotia. The imposing remains have sparked curiosity among locals and experts alike, raising intriguing questions about the creature’s dramatic demise and the mysteries hidden beneath the Atlantic’s surface.
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