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Seals and Sharks: A Few Things in Common Both seals and sharks have inhabited waters around Cape Cod and the Islands for centuries, long before humans. Both have been increasing in numbers since the passage of federal regulations after populations were severely depleted by hunting and fishing. Seals and sharks each play a role in maintaining a healthy oceanic ecosystem.     Population numbers for both seals and sharks in Cape waters are unknown due to their seasonal migrations and foraging behaviors. Both have diverse d

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