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NARRAGANSETT — If a great white shark devours a seal off Sakonnet Point and no one sees it, did it really dine in Rhode Island waters?
For Nancy Kohler and her small staff of shark experts tucked away on a bluff overlooking Narragansett Bay, this is not a philosophical question about unperceived existence.
Tangible proof arrives every summer in the form of two or three great whites that get tangled up and die in the nets of fish traps off Sakonnet Point.
Of great whites in local waters, Kohler says, almost dismissively: “They’re out there all the time.” Read on
Image -The Providence Journal / Steve Szydlowski
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