forgive the break from sharkiness, but are there any marine biologists who can identify this marine snail? Found in resurrection bay in seward, Alaska!
Hal the Great White retweeted
OCEARCH fisherman trying to find a shark to tag nitter.gq/Skeeter696969/status/1…
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marine life trying to find a part of the ocean that isn’t polluted nitter.gq/Skeeter696969/status/1…
OCEARCH fisherman trying to find a shark to tag nitter.gq/Skeeter696969/status/1…
marine life trying to find a part of the ocean that isn’t polluted nitter.gq/Skeeter696969/status/1…
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Miss May, Miss May! She pinged in yesterday right off of Onslow Beach, NC! This beach has one of the longest-running sea turtle monitoring projects @seaturtle in NC started in the early 1970s, and also has a Sea Turtle Sanctuary established in its coastal waters! 😍🦈🙌
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It's #NationalTechnologyDay! From tags to the tracker& ultrasounds to BRUV technology too,scientists onboard the @OCEARCH have used all kinds of tech to do research about sharks and the ocean! Someone from Risser's Beach also shared drone footage of one of our 🦈 in Nova Scotia!
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Today @MissCostaShark is pinging off the North Carolina coast. Again she never went to Canada, which supports our hypothesis that there are 2 subpopulations of white sharks in the NW Atlantic, one that uses Cape Cod this time of year and the other that uses Canada.
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And just like that I see @WhiteSharkHal moved over to Lunenburg area off Cross Island. One of favorite places!
In honor of #sharkweek, everyone reply with their favorite shark fact!!
Hal the Great White retweeted
It looks like we've got some visitors here in Nova Scotia for #SharkWeek. 🦈 Welcome back @WhiteSharkHal and IronBound! bit.ly/3kpeGqIt























