Basking Shark Sightings on Rise in British Isles
The number of basking sharks — one of the biggest fish in the ocean — seen off the British Isles has increased since 1980, suggesting populations of the animal may expanding in the area, a new study finds....
Source: Yahoo Science News - Monday, 23 July, 2012
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