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  • Apex Predators Program
    Narragansett, RI Laboratory of the National Marine Fisheries Service - The mission of the APP is to conduct life history studies of commercially and recreationally important shark species
    http://na.nefsc.noaa.gov/sharks/
    (Added: Thu Jan 02 2003) - Review It - Report this link as bad!
  • Bimini Biological Station Shark Lab
    The BBFS Sharklab is a world famous facility owned and operated by shark biologist Dr. Samuel H. Gruber. The Sharklab offers marine biology internships to people interested in shark research and the conservation of the ocean's ecosystems . Take a look around our new website to learn more about the BBFS Sharklab, and how you can get involved.
    http://www.miami.edu/sharklab/
    (Added: Fri Dec 10 2004) - Review It - Report this link as bad!
  • Elasmodiver.com
    The sharks, skates and rays of the Americas, and where to dive with them. Including species descriptions, shark taxonomy, books, and shark decline.
    http://www.elasmodiver.com/
    (Added: Sun Mar 30 2003) - Review It - Report this link as bad!
  • Global Shark Attack File
    The following information is the latest data from the Global Shark Attack File and the investigators at the Shark Research Institute. We provide this information as an open resource for those who want the latest shark attack statistics and the circumstances that may have contributed to an unfortunate shark encounter.
    http://www.sharkattackfile.com/
    (Added: Tue Dec 13 2005) - Review It - Report this link as bad!
  • Great White Shark Pictures
    For the last decade Chris Fallows has worked at the most well known Great White Shark sites in South Africa. Initially at Dyer Island & Struis Baai for four and a half years and since then at Seal island, False Bay. Throughout this period his interest has been twofold, firstly an incredible passion for these magnificent predators that has concentrated his efforts into trying to conserve and protect these poorly understood animals. The second reason being a continual quest to capture through still photographs the unique behaviour that keeps people fascinated by the worlds most revered shark.
    http://www.apexpredators.com/
    (Added: Fri Dec 10 2004) - Review It - Report this link as bad!
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