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- A rare four-meter-long great white shark washed up on a beach in Haida Gwaii, B.C., drawing significant attention from locals.
- The shark appeared to have died recently, and scientists confirmed its species based on tooth and tail analysis.
- Climate change may lead to more sightings of great white sharks in B.C. waters in the coming decades.
Four-Metre-Long Great White Shark Washes Up on B.C. Beach
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