What A 5-Million-Year-Old Bite Reveals About Climate Change And Sharks
A fossil whale skull with a shark tooth still embedded inside suggests that large sharks once hunted or scavenged in the North Sea. As oceans warm, similar predator-prey dynamics could return, offering a glimpse into the future through the lens of the past.
A fossil whale skull with a shark tooth still embedded inside suggests that large sharks once hunted or scavenged in the North Sea. As oceans warm, similar predator-prey dynamics could return, offering a glimpse into the future through the lens of the past.
A fossil whale skull with a shark tooth still embedded inside suggests that large sharks once hunted or scavenged in the North Sea. As oceans warm, similar predator-prey dynamics could return, offering a glimpse into the future through the lens of the past.
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