The migration patterns of numerous species, including sharks, are being influenced by climate change. As sea temperatures rise, it disrupts the distribution and availability of prey species, consequently impacting the movement patterns of predators like sharks. Furthermore, alterations in ocean currents and weather patterns create additional challenges for sharks in terms of navigation and locating suitable habitats. Certain shark species, such as the great white shark, exhibit sensitivity to changes in water temperature, making them particularly susceptible to the effects of climate change. However, the relationship between climate change and shark migration patterns is intricate and not yet fully comprehended. Further research is necessary to gain a comprehensive understanding of how climate change is impacting these species.