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Maine shark sightings remind us to move with the times | Opinion

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Sue Fontaine of Port Orange, Florida, captured this photo of a shark attacking a seal off Owl’ Head at 7:40 a.m. on July 10. Fontaine, who grew up in Portland, contacted several government agencies that study great white sharks to get the shark in the photos correctly identified, but Fontaine believes the larger fish is a great white based on her observation of the larger fish killing the seal, a “horrifying” ordeal that lasted just six minutes. " data-image-caption=" Sue Fontaine captured this photo a white shark attacking a seal off Owls Head on Maine’s Midcoast on July 10. She described it as a “horrifying” ordeal that lasted six minutes. " data-large-file="https://www.pressherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2022/07/Sue.fontaine.shark_-1024x683-1-1658002050.jpg?w=780" /> The ocean that lives within human memory is not the ocean against which its recovery should be measured.

First report: Massive 1,400 lbs. shark spent much of August off Carolina coast: Tracking — fox8.com, 11d