SYS schema blows up

Hello all,
Just wondering, where should I take a look to figure out, why SYS schema grows WILDLY in my sight... It was 8G on Apr 9, yesterday it became 11G, today in the morning it was 17G and after 3 hours it became 18G...
SYSTEM tbs doesn't increases... I cannot understand, where the segments that belong to SYS and make it so bog go..
Please, tell me where to look and chek, what the heck is going on and is coercing SYS schema to grow...
Thanks a lot,
M.

Workload Repository also drops older partitions as it creates new ones.
By default, it maintains 7 days data.
You should query DBA_SEGMENTS to get the total sizes
SELECT TABLESPACE_NAME, SEGMENT_TYPE, SUM(BYTES)/1048576 Total_MB
FROM DBA_SEGMENTS
WHERE OWNER='SYS'
GROUP BY TABLESPACE_NAME, SEGMENT_TYPE
ORDER BY 1,2
/

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