Marine Dynamics Blog
Tag: Science Saves Sharks
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It was a beautiful day today with brilliant sunshine highlighting the sharks as they approached..
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Today was a perfect day. The sun was shining, the wind kept everyone cool, and the sharks were out in numbers…
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Our group this morning patiently waited 30 minutes for the first shark to show up which happened to be one of the most recently tagged sharks in the Dyer Island Conservation Trust's telemetry studies…
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Every day proves to be different from the last, and today every trip proved to be different from the next..
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Slashfin made it's way around Danger Point early this morning and headed straight into the Shallows to our anchor site…
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After two days not at sea due to bad weather, we were anxious to see the sharks activity levels today…
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When working with wildlife, patience can be tested. Today was one of those days where we had to remember that sometimes animals aren’t as curious as we’d like them to be..
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The first trip of the day started off well with sharks around not too long after the boat had arrived in the Shallows….
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Our morning began with some rain as we made our way down to Kleinbaai harbor…
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A beautiful start to the day with many active sharks around the boat, with a fantastic mix of sizes and a few males spotted in a known female dominated area…
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