Sharks begin migrating further north as water temperatures rise, researcher finds
By Matthew Garcia
Published on May 1, 2026.
A researcher from Florida Atlantic University has found that sharks are moving further north of South Florida, potentially increasing the risk of potential shark attacks. The research also revealed that sharks could mistakenly mistake a shiny fish for a human hand. Officials are urging swimmers to stay vigilant during this period.
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