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To prevent a shark attack, try electric fields
Sharks are able to detect weak electric signals using the pores on their snouts that act as electroreceptors, which helps ...
A man has been killed, and a woman and child injured, in an attack by multiple dogs in Texas. Three canines, reportedly pit ...
As summer heats up in Australia and more people go swimming, concerns about sharks inevitably rise. But what is the real ...
The sporting world has reacted to the massacre at Bondi on Sunday evening, with England cricket legend Michael Vaughan caught ...
Get to know Lulu Gribbin, a shark attack survivor turned advocate and nonprofit founder. She’s using her story to make ...
A shark bit a surfer on the hand near Bodega Bay along the Northern California coastline, sheriff’s officials reported. A ...
The Swiss tourist who miraculously survived an attack by a three-metre bull shark has returned home to be with his family ...
Sensible people might prefer to flee at torpedo speed from a great white shark, but there’s one job in Australia that pays ...
Shark attacks are rare, but hotspots see more activity due to warm waters, surf conditions, and heavy tourism.
Sensible people might prefer to flee at torpedo speed from a great white shark, but there's one job in Australia that pays ...
Trevor Ryan's Master of Arts (Performing Arts) was jointly funded by the Australian Research Council and Edith Cowan University. Clint Bracknell receives funding from the Australian Research Council.
Critics say the nets harm marine life and aren’t the best way to keep swimmers safe. Recent shark attacks have complicated a plan to remove some of them. By Yan Zhuang Yan Zhuang reported from Bondi ...
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