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Eye See You
October 2, 2017
TAS ’17 Susan Brown captured this mesmerizing view of a smooth-hound shark’s eye.
Photo: Susan Brown
I remember being awed and out of my element those first few days just learning to navigate the ship. And then the first haul in! Now that was a rush as we pulled in not only small sharpnose sharks but larger sandbar sharks that needed to be cradled. It was unbelievable watching as the team worked and I was thrust into being a viable team member. After a week, it was a game to see if I could bait the hooks as fast as the veteran scientists... Working on the ship became the new normal — knowing what to to do at each station’s deployment of the line and the haul back. ...And then, just like that, I was on my last haul back and heading back into port.Read the blog post
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16 photos for shark · Clear
Shark Week at NOAA Fisheries Measures UpJuly 12, 2021
A Cradle for Sharks?August 17, 2020
Hello there, HitchhikerFebruary 3, 2020
It’s Shark Week!July 29, 2019
Friday is Endangered Species DayMay 13, 2019
Eye See YouOctober 2, 2017
All Hands on Shark? Not quite, but Ultrasounding a Bull Shark Definitely Requires TeamworkMay 1, 2017
Not all sharks are “apex predators” – that is, predators at the top of a food chain. Smaller sharks are always at risk of becoming prey.October 17, 2016
High Flyer, Overboard: To set the longline, scientists start by releasing a buoy marked with a flag.October 3, 2016
This shark has been tied off to the boat so scientists can collect biological data and tag the shark.July 27, 2015
2013 Teacher at Sea Adam Renick examines a cookie cutter shark that was captured off the Kona coast.February 16, 2015
“Scientist Andre Debose and volunteer Sarah Larsen work up a blacktip shark.”September 22, 2014


