Some sharks navigate across entire ocean basins, covering distances comparable to Earth's circumference. Hidden within …
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Some sharks navigate across entire ocean basins, covering distances comparable to Earth's circumference. Hidden within their snouts is the sensory system that helps guide these extraordinary journeys. But some species are adjusting their migrations—National Geographic Explorer Arzucan Askin (@zuzu_askin) explains why.
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