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Moonless Night Sky Increases Isistius Species (Cookiecutter Shark) and Live Human Contact

The discussion and fear of shark encounters and shark attacks of channel swimmers is ever present. Dr. Steven Minaglia and Melodee Liegl wrote a paper on the increased probability of shark encounters during moonless night sky channel crossings.

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Increased Shark Encounters, Shark Attacks During Moonless Night Sky Channel Crossings

The discussion and fear of shark encounters and shark attacks of channel swimmers is ever present. Dr. Steven Minaglia and Melodee Liegl wrote a paper on the increased probability of shark encounters during moonless night sky channel crossings.

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Shark Sightings Impact Swimming Now – And In The Future?

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. While ocean swimmers in Australia and South Africa – and increasingly Southern California – have lived with the possibility of swimming with sharks in the same general vicinity for generations, it is a new phenomenon in the Tokyo area of Japan. Increasingly, beaches just north and south of Tokyo

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Jaws Was Hollywood; Global Carnage Is A True Story

When there are man-shark encounters in the ocean, it is quite clear which is the losing side. Marine Policy reported that researchers have created the first global estimate of the short-minded slaughter of sharks. Based on data from fisheries organizations and scientific literature, somewhere between 97 and 273 million sharks were killed or finned leading

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