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Sharks spotted in large numbers off the Dutch coast
Thousands of sharks have been spotted in the North Sea near the Dutch coast, specifically around the islands of Schiermonnikoog, Ameland, and Terschelling. Marine researchers are viewing this as a positive sign for environmental conservation.
Scientists from Wageningen University have clarified that there is no danger to humans, as the animals are primarily young dogfish and lesser spotted catsharks. These species are considered harmless to swimmers. The presence of these young animals suggests the area is serving as a nursery for various shark species.
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Ameland · Gravenzande · North Holland · North Sea · Schiermonnikoog · South Holland · Terschelling · Wageningen University · Zaanse Schans
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