It’s Shark Week On The Discovery Channel
Shark Week on the Discovery Channel just happens to coincide with a rash of Great White sightings at San Onofre in SoCal…
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- August 03 2009 | 122 views
Cote’s Cube does some serious investigative journalism with the recent shark attack victim, most notably, asking her if she was on her period when she got bit
» Read Full StoryShark Week on the Discovery Channel just happens to coincide with a rash of Great White sightings at San Onofre in SoCal…
» Read Full StoryAfter an 18-footer is spotted two miles off Newport and a Carlsbad surfer reports being rushed by a shark over the weekend, the question arises…
» Read Full StoryMr Clasen was hunting yellow fin tuna with fellow fisherman Cameron Kirkconnell, photographer D.J Struntz and film maker Ryan McInnis in the Gulf of Mexico when the encounter took place.
» Read Full StoryAccording to the latest statistics released today, the total number of shark attacks declined from 71 in 2007 to 59 in 2008, the fewest since 2003, when there were 57, said Burgess, who works at the Florida Museum of Natural History on the UF campus.
» Read Full StoryHe landed about four feet away form his board and began a desperate scramble to get back to the safe haven of his trusty surfboard, and more importantly out of the water. “That first 10 seconds of being away from your board, you think ‘I’m gone’,” he said.
» Read Full StoryA great white shark has been spotted in the same area of a fatal shark attack, south of Perth, at the weekend.
» Read Full StorySouth African surfers have teamed up with marine scientists to launch a campaign for the conservation of sharks.
» Read Full StoryAnd you thought the paddle out at your local beachbreak was tough…
» Read Full StoryAustralian marine biologist Scoresby Shepherd thinks an increase in attacks could signify that sharks are starting to see humans as food because tuna are getting scarce. “It’s a well known biological phenomenon, which is called prey switching,” Shepherd said.
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