A great white shark was tracked in the Bay of Fundy, off the coast of Musquash, over the weekend and scientists say there are likely dozens of the sharks coming to the waters each summer and fall. Chief scientist Robert Hueter said the population of great whites from the Gulf of Mexico to the north Atlantic coast has been increasing. And you know, Atlantic Canada, including the Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick, is an important part of the range of the species." The white sharks are coming to the Bay of Fundy to feed during the summer and fall months, said Hueter. Hueter says there are likely dozens coming to the Bay of Fundy each summer but there could be many more.

Source: CBC News October 05, 2021 21:11 UTC