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catchnrelease

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4. More research

Reply to marmar (Original post)

Sat Dec 26, 2020, 05:06 PM

Dec 2020

If this interests you, check out Ocearch, a group that traps, tags and follows sharks (and other species). They have some amazing short video of how they tag the Great White Sharks and you can click on the individuals tagged to see their current data.

https://www.ocearch.org/tracker/?details=409

Edit to add: https://twitter.com/ocearch

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As white sharks gather in Monterey Bay scientists grab the chance to study them up close [View all] marmar Dec 2020 OP

Ummmm......... that boat looks awfully small Bayard Dec 2020 #1

she needs a bigger boat. rampartc Dec 2020 #2

These are CA sharks....they're chill dutch777 Dec 2020 #3

More research catchnrelease Dec 2020 #4

I miss California Sedona Dec 2020 #5

That's where I got my SCUBA card pfitz59 Dec 2020 #6