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  1. Open full screen to view more. This map was created by a user. Learn how to create your own. Great White Shark Sightings.

  2. Swim With Sharks in 360 Degrees. From the White Tip Reef Sharks of the Philippines to the Great White Sharks of Port Lincoln, Australia, we have it all. Join us on this expedition to learn about all kinds of sharks and their natural habitats. Welcome to Fiji, a country in the South Pacific with a rugged landscape of blue lagoons and palm-lined ...

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    Explore dozens of satellite tracks by selecting a species and individual shark in the navigation bar to the right or at the bottom if viewing from mobile devices.

    These shark satellite tracks are part of an ongoing research project by SRC scientists to better understand the migratory routes and residency patterns of Tiger, Hammerhead, and Bull sharks in the subtropical Atlantic. To learn more, explore the detailed research page: GPS for Sharks.

    They may not be cute and cuddly, but sharks add beauty and diversity to our planet’s oceans. Their populations are in great decline, and researching these apex predators is neither easy nor cheap. To ensure SRC’s satellite tracking study of sharks continues, adopt a shark! A tax-deductible $3,000 donation will cover the cost of one new SPOT tag. In...

    Satellite tags are essentially fancy computers attached to live sharks. There are a number of things that can happen to a tag once it is released. 1. In order for a tag to transmit the shark must break the surface of the water. This can sometimes be infrequent and sporadic. 2. Our tags are equipped with enough battery life to sustain up to a year o...

  3. Well, Google's latest Street View takes you somewhere far more impressive (and mailbox-less). Released in conjunction with World Oceans Day, Street View Oceans lets you dive underwater and explore ...

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  5. Jun 7, 2021 · With the help of Google Maps, marine biologist Johnny Gaskell and a team of researchers are finding previously unknown blue holes. In 2017, after witnessing Cyclone Debbie destroy many of the reefs in its path, he set out to find more blue holes. Home to hundreds of species of coral and serving as a protective waters for larger marine life ...

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