White Shark Researchers Tap Data From Electronic Tags to Gain New Insights Into Survival Rate for Young Sharks
May 09, 2018
May 09, 2018
MONTEREY, California, May 9 -- The Monterey Bay Aquarium, a 501(c)3 non-profit that inspires conservation of the ocean, issued the following news release:
Researchers in the United States and Mexico have tagged juvenile white sharks for nearly two decades, tracking their movements in coastal waters of the Northeastern Pacific. Now--drawing on methods used to study mountain lions, coyotes, moose and other terrestrial animals--they've tapped those data in a new way, gaining the f . . .
Researchers in the United States and Mexico have tagged juvenile white sharks for nearly two decades, tracking their movements in coastal waters of the Northeastern Pacific. Now--drawing on methods used to study mountain lions, coyotes, moose and other terrestrial animals--they've tapped those data in a new way, gaining the f . . .