Evolution's Heat Trap: How Great Whites' Metabolic Edge Became Their Climate Crisis

Great white sharks face a fundamental contradiction: their warm-blooded metabolism, which made them apex ocean predators, now forces them into deadly overheating as global oceans warm. Combined with overfishing-driven food scarcity, these rare mesothermic species encounter a 'double jeopardy' that threatens both their survival and the marine ecosystems they dominate.