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Shark attacks in Hawaii peak in October due to tiger sharks migrating for pupping, though overall risk remains low.
Shark attacks in Hawaiian waters peak in October, known as "Sharktober," with 20% of all recorded bites occurring then, according to a University of Hawaii study of 1995–2024 data.
The increase is mainly due to tiger sharks, which make up at least 63% of incidents, migrating to nearshore areas during their pupping season.
Energy demands of giving birth may drive postpartum females to forage more, raising encounter risks.
Scientists stress the overall risk remains low but recommend caution, especially for solo ocean activities.
Future research will track shark movements and health during this period.
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