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April 2, 2020 by Sharkophile Staff

New shark species may already be in danger of overfishing

Efforts to monitor and manage fisheries in this region, and globally, must be expanded to prevent biodiversity loss and to develop sustainable fisheries.

Filed Under: Science Tagged With: conversation

April 1, 2020 by J. Scott Butherus

New acoustic material developed based on shark skin

Researchers from the University of Southern California have developed a smart acoustic material based on the complex geometrical patterns of a shark’s skin.

Filed Under: Biology, News Tagged With: technology

March 31, 2020 by Sharkophile Staff

Tagging data reveals full range of blue sharks

Tagging data confirm that blue sharks migrate incredibly long distances, with some even crossing the equator from the North Atlantic to the South Atlantic.

Filed Under: Ecology, News Tagged With: blue sharks

March 23, 2020 by Nathan Perisic

Two new shark species discovered

The newly discovered species, Kaja’s and Anna’s six-gill sawsharks, represent the first species of sawshark ever discovered in the West Indian Ocean.

Filed Under: Biology, News Tagged With: sawshark

March 16, 2020 by J. Scott Butherus

Branson, Panettiere to join Sharkwater expedition

Business mogul Richard Branson and actress Hayden Panettiere will be a part of the latest Sharkwater expedition to research sharks in the Caribbean.

Filed Under: Entertainment, News, Science Tagged With: Sharkwater

March 15, 2020 by Sharkophile Staff

Shark activities for kids in isolation during the coronavirus epidemic

In order to provide educational opportunities for children stuck in their houses, several organizations and scientists are offering shark-themed programs.

Filed Under: Events, Featured, News, Science Tagged With: shark education

February 25, 2020 by Sharkophile Staff

Hammerhead sharks hold their breath to rapidly adapt to temperature changes

The Scalloped hammerheads in Hawaii are modulating their behavior to keeptheir muscles warm enough for active hunting at depth.

Filed Under: Biology, News Tagged With: hammerhead shark, scalloped hammerhead

February 18, 2020 by Sharkophile Staff

Mediterranean white shark population dates back over three million years

Thanks to the most recent genomic technologies, researchers were able to sequence the mitochondrial DNA of a number of Mediterranean white sharks

Filed Under: Biology, News Tagged With: white shark

February 11, 2020 by J. Scott Butherus

NOAA shark tagging program provides troves of data for last 50 years

Data collected through this program of citizen scientists would not have been possible for any individual, single institution or agency to accomplish.

Filed Under: Featured, Fishing, News, Science Tagged With: Shark tagging

February 7, 2020 by Nathan Perisic

Satellite tags an essential tool with risks for shark science

The preservation of sharks, which has been of utmost importance in regards to the marine ecosystem as a whole due to their recently declining populations, has recently been aided by the development of new satellite tracking technologies. Acquiring policy-accommodating material puts pressure on marine researchers to better understand the habits and migratory patterns of threatened […]

Filed Under: News, Science Tagged With: satellite tagging

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