Oregon State researchers record two shark species in Puget Sound for the first time
CORVALLIS, Oregon – In a groundbreaking discovery, researchers from Oregon State University have confirmed the presence of two distinct shark species in Puget Sound for the first time, with one being critically endangered. The documented species—broadnose sevengill shark and the endangered soupfin shark—have been found in this vital section of the Salish Sea, a body of water recognized for its economic, cultural, and ecological significance, according to biologists from OSU’s Big Fish Lab. The
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