Bits of DNA in ocean water can reveal white sharks swimming nearby

Mongabay
Dec 4, 2018, 8:38 am115 pts
Sharks shed bits of themselves into the ocean constantly. Scientists can now use DNA in these bits to monitor whether white sharks – commonly called great whites – are swimming nearby. This tool could inform decisions about which shark habitats to conserve and help swimmers and surfers avoid potentially…

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