The Nature of Scotland

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Scotland’s sea monster 50 The Nature of Scotland
1 Basking sharks are seasonal visitors to Scottish coastal waters. They’re mainly seen on the west coast in summer, and sightings peak around August. www.snh.gov.uk 517
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