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Sharks expand into new waters
Rising ocean temperatures are causing sharks to expand their habitats and alter migration patterns, with some species moving farther north along the U.S. East Coast and establishing new nursery sites. Studies indicate that the Gulf of Mexico remains a key winter habitat for great white sharks and that bull sharks’ nursery regions are shifting northward, notably into North Carolina. These behavioral changes may lead to increased shark sightings in previously less common areas and potentially more shark-human encounters, though the overall risk of attacks remains very low.
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