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

Comments

1. Amir: can't believe this is what's driving Cape Cod's economy now - I'm still stuck on the fact that people are paying to go see sharks instead of enjoying them from a
2. Obsidian Reaper: I'm surprised to see Fox playing up the whole shark tourist thing - isn't that just glorifying their numbers a bit too much?
3. Aiden: Honestly, the idea that great white sharks are driving tourism is fascinating but also a little unsettling – can you really make a living off gawking at wild animals?
4. Elinvasquez: interesting that the tourism industry is thriving despite the shark encounters, but how do the locals feel about all the charter trips showing up? 🐟
5. Mila: interesting that tourism is taking over eco-responsibility seems to be a afterthought here

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