A flurry of great white shark sightings has left beachgoers on edge in Maine, with nearly a dozen of the powerful predators spotted off a popular stretch of coastline over the course of just 48 hours. According to eyewitnesses, the sharks appear to be larger than usual, sparking concerns about the safety of swimmers and surfers in the area. The sudden surge in great white activity has raised questions about the health of the ocean ecosystem and whether warmer waters may be drawing the sharks to the region. As the summer season reaches its peak, beach authorities are urging caution and advising swimmers to be aware of their surroundings while in the water.
Nearly a dozen great white sharks spotted off popular Maine beach over 48 hours: ‘Larger than I’ve seen’ New York Post
