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How a booming coastal escape learned to coexist with the ocean’s top predator

Cape Cod's tourism economy surged to nearly $2.8 billion as great white sharks fuel a booming ecotourism industry with charter trips and citizen science.

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How a booming coastal escape learned to coexist with the ocean’s top predator
Cape Cod's tourism economy surged to nearly $2.8 billion as great white sharks fuel a booming ecotourism industry with charter trips and citizen science.
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