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Alert in the USA for Atlantic's largest great white shark 'Contender' heading to beaches

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A 4.5-meter-long, 740-kilogram great white shark named "Contender" has been spotted approaching popular beaches along the U.S. East Coast.
The presence of the shark has prompted the U.S. Coast Guard and marine wildlife organizations to issue alerts.
This marks the first sighting of "Contender" after several months of absence.
Authorities are monitoring the shark's movements due to potential risks to beachgoers.
The Coast Guard is taking precautionary measures to ensure public safety in affected areas.

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A 4.5-meter-long, 740-kilogram great white shark named "Contender" has been spotted approaching popular beaches along the U.S. East Coast.
The presence of the shark has prompted the U.S. Coast Guard and marine wildlife organizations to issue alerts.
This marks the first sighting of "Contender" after several months of absence.
Authorities are monitoring the shark's movements due to potential risks to beachgoers.
The Coast Guard is taking precautionary measures to ensure public safety in affected areas.

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