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There's Still A Lot You Don't Know About Sharks
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Shark News
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Unraveling the Mysteries of Basking Sharks
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With a scientific name that translates to "large-nosed sea monster," the Basking Shark is an elusive member of the shark family.
Great Whites Of Seal Island
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The waters around Seal Island, South Africa, became famous for its impressive acrobatic great whites. White sharks routinely breached the surface using their highly-specialized seal hunting technique until 2015 when sightings dropped significantly.
Great Whites are Moving Out
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The waters around Seal Island, South Africa became famous for its impressive acrobatic great whites. White sharks routinely breached the surface using their highly-specialized seal hunting technique until 2015 when sightings dropped significantly.
Sharks in a Hurricane
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Sharks have a built-in warning system that helps them detect approaching hurricanes and know when to quickly get out of dodge.
Great White Pups In New York
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Researchers discover a large number of baby great white sharks living and feeding off the coast of Long Island, New York, near the town of Montauk.
The Beauty of Protecting Our Oceans: Shark Atoll
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Great White Sharks
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The Jaws Boat is Being Rebuilt, But This Time to Save Sharks
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‘The ORCA’ may just be the most famous boat in the film industry. Immortalized by the thriller Jaws in 1975, the vessel relentlessly pursued the 25-foot, three ton-big shark. However a new reincarnation of the old classic boat will take on a new goal: to save sharks, not hunt them.
Top Five Rarest Bottom Dwellers
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National Insect week occurs between June 20 -26. The week focuses on the importance of insects within ecosystems, nature, and wildlife. Insects do have a bad reputation, as some are a nuisance, and some are scary, but each plays a key role in maintaining order in nature. In celebration of the hard-working insects that you may see in your backyard, here’s a list of the ones you won’t be seeing. The rarest insects on the planet.
The Shark Atoll of Palmyra
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Palmyra Atoll is an uninhabited coral atoll in the Pacific Ocean that is part of a massive oceanic conservation area known as Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument. It's vital to the health of our world's oceans and it's filled with sharks.
Great White Hunting Tactics
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A lot of scientists used to believe that great white sharks just did a breaching method, which works effectively in South Africa, but not in Guadalupe Island.
Costa Rica's Protected 'Shark Island' Will Save Thousands of Species
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Costa Rica began the year with a fresh green start after its president announced new protections for the country’s unique biodiversity and wildlife species, expanding a national park by 27 times its size.
Cougars, Gators, and Wolves? Meet the Beast Buddies
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World Wildlife Conservation Day Aims to Protect Endangered Species
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The Battle is on to Save North Carolina's Rare Red Wolf
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There are less than 10 wild red wolves left in the world and there’s a fierce battle going on to save them. The wolves, a rare red species, are only found in North Carolina, despite having once roamed throughout the eastern and south central US.
Curiosity Daily Podcast: Elephants Get Drunk (and They’re Lightweights), Pigeons Helped Win Wars, and Night Owls May Struggle to Regulate Their Emotions
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Learn about why it might actually be pretty easy to drink an elephant under the table; how carrier pigeons like Cher Ami helped win the world wars; and why night owls may have worse emotion regulation than morning people.
