The DEADLIEST 12 Mile Coastline on Earth (Recife Shark Attacks)

Join shark scientist Kristian Parton as he delves into the recife shark attacks. The beaches of Recife have seen over 70 shark attacks in 30 years - what is causing these attacks, and why did they start? Tune in to find out why this 12 mile stretch of coastline is one of the deadliest on Earth.

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