Alison Kock tags a shark
Save Our Seas scientist Alison Kock tags a Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) to gather data about their movements off the coast of South Africa.
More about the great white shark can be found in our Great White Shark featured story.
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Great photos - Amazing
Great photos - Amazing Creatures, too bad that they have such a bad reputation.
Thanks for posting!
WOW! This is really amazing
WOW! This is really amazing :) I'd really like to do an article on my review site about sharks
Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/21/2011 - 3:14am.Wow That's amazing really
Wow
That's amazing
really
Wow, what was it like to be
Wow, what was it like to be near one of the most feared sharks in the world? What an experience!
Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 08/26/2010 - 9:52am.i love water but i dont know
i love water but i dont know how to swim.....thats y i love this site thanks....
Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 07/09/2010 - 1:57am.WOW! This is really amazing
WOW! This is really amazing :) I'd really like to do an article on my review site about sharks, and it'd be great to link back to this site and these photos :)
Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 06/24/2010 - 3:27pm.It's amazing to see how close
It's amazing to see how close the girl is to the shark!
Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 04/20/2010 - 1:04am.How, that is amazing. I
How, that is amazing. I would be totally scared out of my mind to come close to that shark.It truly look like "Jaws" from the movie. Any idea on how large that shark is? 12-14 ft? Thanks so much for the great work!
Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 02/07/2010 - 4:44pm.This shark was about 3.5
This shark was about 3.5 meters long. You will really be surprised at how quickly one's perception of these sharks changes from the "Jaws" like stereotype to one of awe and appreciation when you see them close like this. They are truly marvels of evolution, graceful and very complex animals. In reality they are nothing like Jaws at all.
Cheers
Alison
I think this page rocks!
I think this page rocks!
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