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A powerful female white shark cruises by as divers and scientists work side by side on our expeditions. While cage divers capture the moment from below, our research team records laser measurements for precise shark ID. Every expedition serves as a platform for shark science and exploration, inviting guests to experience these remarkable creatures up close, while directly supporting essential research efforts. As we enter the final days of our epic 2025 season, our sights are already set on 2026
A powerful female white shark cruises by as divers and scientists work side by side on our expeditions. While cage divers capture the moment from below, our research team records laser measurements for precise shark ID. Every expedition serves as a platform for shark science and exploration, inviting guests to experience these remarkable creatures up close, while directly supporting essential research efforts. As we enter the final days of our epic 2025 season, our sights are already set on 2026
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11K views · 205 reactions | Turtles that had consumed various plastics or were caught in fishing nets were released back into the Atlantic Ocean following rehabilitation at a marine wildlife center in Argentina. https://abcn.ws/33uFrWV | ABC News | Facebook
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