Sharks Revealed to Be More Social, Choose Swimming Companions

New scientific observations off Fiji's Viti Levu island challenge the view of sharks as solitary creatures, revealing that they are more social than previously thought and consciously select their swimming companions, with both males and females preferring same-sex groups.

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nzzGerman1h ago

Sozialer als gedacht: Haie suchen sich bewusst ihre Schwimmfreundinnen aus

Weibchen schwimmen am liebsten mit Weibchen. Die Männchen übrigens auch. Hunderte von Beobachtungen bei Tauchgängen vor der Fidschi-Insel Viti Levu widerlegen die Ansicht von Haien als Einzelgängern.

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