A female shark swims in shallow water near Little Bahama Bank nicknamed Tiger Beach because of the numerous tiger sharks found in the area. Photos: TNS
For years, warm shallow waters in a corner of the Bahamas have drawn an astonishing number of large tiger sharks, mystifying scientists studying their epic migration patterns.
Now a team of scientists, including University of Miami shark expert Neil Hammerschlag, may have their answer thanks in part to a new study technique relying on ultrasound.
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