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Bull sharks found dead in Costa Rica amid environmental concerns

Environmental concerns are mounting in Costa Rica following the discovery of dead bull sharks and other marine life in a local estuary. Scientists are investigating the cause of death, with drought and the El Niño phenomenon being considered as potential contributing factors to the ecological distress. AI

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Bull sharks found dead in Costa Rica amid environmental concerns

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Melissa Cristina Márquez, Contributor ·

    Bull Sharks Found Dead In Costa Rica As Drought And El Niño Raise Environmental Concerns

    Two bull sharks, rays and several other fish species have been discovered dead in a Costa Rican estuary, leaving scientists with a troubling question: what killed them?