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The White Shark Trust Field Research Assistantship is proud to introduce you to our assistants:
Anna PEZALLA (Oak Park, Illinois, USA), Benjamin WESTROPE (Wilmington, North Carolina, USA), Richard P.A. ATKINSON (Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England), and Benjamin De RIDDER (Schotten, Belgium).
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Monday the 15th of March was a beautiful day... dead calm ocean... not a cloud on the horizon... the wind was shifting the whole day and finally picked up on the West in the afternoon. Six hours without a Shark (not counting two Sharks who just swam deep under the boat a couple of times)... What a long wait! We ended up anchoring next to Barracuda shortly before they left, and observed three White Sharks. |
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On Tuesday the 16th of March 2004, we observed two White Sharks... Beautiful day with some NWesterly swell and wind. Unfortunately, the Sharks disappeared after a hour, and it was quite a slow Shark day. One juvenile Cape Fur Seal came playing around the boat - Dangerous game! |
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