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First great white shark filmed in Mediterranean

Rare footage of Mediterranean great white shark captured by ghost diver

More than 132 feet below sea level, a diver was removing abandoned fishing nets from a shipwreck in the Mediterranean Sea when he had an encounter that would be the stuff of many people’s nightmares.

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A white shark suddenly appears in the Mediterranean Sea

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Great white shark captured on video in Mediterranean in rare sighting

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Rare sighting of Great White shark caught on camera in Mediterranean Sea

Divers have filmed an incredibly rare interaction with a Great White shark in the Mediterranean Sea.

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Rare great white shark sighting highlights World Oceans Day celebration

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Watch: First underwater footage shows an adult great white shark in the Mediterranean off the Italian coast

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Rare Great White Shark Filmed In Mediterranean Sea For The First Time Ever: "My Fingers Were Trembling"

Notably, the species has been classified as critically endangered in the Mediterranean by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) since 2016, and scientists still know little about t...

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First underwater footage of adult great white shark recorded in Mediterranean

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Incredible moment Great White shark is filmed off coast of holiday hotspot for first time by divers in the Med

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The Mediterranean diet delivers nearly double America's average daily fiber intake. Here's how

Fiber is one of the most important, and most overlooked, nutrients in the modern diet. "We've known this forever, and it has to get rediscovered all the time," Joanne Slavin, professor of food science and nutrition at the University of Minnesota,

Is the Mediterranean diet the high-fiber wake-up call America has been waiting for?

Significantly more than the American average. A traditional high-fiber Mediterranean diet plan delivers at least 14 grams of fiber per 1,000 calories, per a 2017 analysis — more than double what most Americans consume daily. The foods responsible are Mediterranean staples: lentils, chickpeas, farro, barley, figs, artichokes, almonds and more.