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A juvenile tiger shark was caught off Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and released in July by brothers Nate Rouette and Nelson Rouette, long-time sport fishermen in the state. The species is known as tropical and has a reputation for eating almost anything it can swallow. Scientists say its presence off Falmouth is notable because tiger sharks are typically more common in warmer, southern waters such as the Caribbean Sea. The observation is being treated as an indicator of warming oceans linked to climate change. The report highlights how a rare catch can still function as a data point for environmental trends, even when the animal is returned to the water.
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