The beaches of the northeast see more large white sharks while summer ends

As the summer days ended, travelers still hit the beaches to dive into the ocean.

Those in the northeast can face a greater risk of shark attacks because new data show an increase in major white observations.

The Oquunquit (OFD) fire service in Maine shared a shark notice last week on its Facebook page.

The beaches with most shark attacks while the Americans pay tribute to the “jaws” and the activist weighs

“A credible observation of a large white shark 6 to 8 feet was reported about 200 meters from the small beach near the mouth of the river,” wrote Ofd.

The authorities set up a yellow flag on August 19 to warn the fester and remind people to “follow the opinions displayed”.

About 93 large white sharks have been detected in Maine since August 2020, according to the Marine Ministry of Maine. (istock)

A large white shark was recently spotted at the beginning of this month by a drone showing the shark swimming in the water near Scarborough, in Maine.

About 93 large white sharks have been detected in Maine since the end of August 2020, according to the Maine’s Marine Ministry.

“The behavior of sharks is clearly changing.”

In July, the largest big white shark in the Atlantic was recorded near Nantucket, Massachusetts, extending nearly 14 feet in length, Fox News Digital reported.

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There was also an increase in large white sharks near Nova Scotia waters in Canada, according to an article in the Marine Ecology Progress series published in inter-research in May.

Researchers attribute the increase to overall growth in the population of Great Whites between the years 2019 and 2021.

Authorities warn beach enthusiasts to remain vigilant after two large white sharks were identified within 48 hours off the island of Bailey, Maine. (istock)

They also say that it could be due to “changes in the use of the home which make the distribution of the population move to the north during the warmer months”.

There were 47 bites of sharks not caused worldwide in 2024, with 28 in the United States, according to the Florida Museum of Natural History (ISAF).

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Activist Julie Andersen, founder of Shark Angels, based in New York, previously told Fox News Digital that several beach communities saw a higher number of sharks this summer.

“Based on trends in recent years, the behavior of sharks is changing clearly,” she said.

The populations of white sharks bounce “thanks to protective decades”. (Chip Michalove)

“From the west coast to the east coast and even in parts of Mexico, the observations increase in places such as California, CAPE COD, Carolines, Florida and Baja.”

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Andersen said that in places like California or CAPE COD, Massachusetts, the populations of white sharks bounce “thanks to protective decades”. She said their return is a healthier sign of oceans.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.