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First Evidence of Sharks Returning to Birthplace to Breed Found in Bahamas
Some fish species, such as salmon, are known for returning to their birthplace to have young of their own. But a nearly two decade-long study in waters off the Bahamas reveals the behavior for the first time in sharks.
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