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N.B. locals are sharing their shark tales — and their footage
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4:12Now PlayingUniversity of Guelph professor Stephen Crawford has been coming to Passamaquoddy Bay and the surrounding area in New Brunswick for three years to document white shark encounters. These are just a few of the stories he’s heard from Indigenous and local knowledge keepers.
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