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Scientists Discover Nursery Of Endangered Hammerhead Sharks In Ecuador
A team of researchers has discovered a nursery of baby hammerhead sharks off an island in Ecuador's Galapagos archipelago, a finding that could help protect the species from the threat of extinction.
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Massive 11-Foot Hammerhead Shark Washes Ashore On Florida Beach
An 11-foot hammered shark was discovered washed up on a beach earlier this month in southern Florida. The 500-pound female hammerhead's corpse was found at Pompano Beach, located just north of Fort Lauderdale, on April 6.
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Hammerhead Shark Refuge Found In Galapagos
A new breeding ground for endangered hammerhead sharks has been found in the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador's government said.
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Seven Live Sharks Seized From Basement Of New York Home
Well, there's something you don't see every day. A recent search conducted by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) led to the shocking discovery of sharks, dead and live, in the basement of a New York residence.
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As It Turns Out, Hammerhead Sharks Are As Lazy As Humans
Great hammerhead sharks swim like lazy human swimmers, choosing to roll on their side in order to conserve energy, a new study has found.
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Scientists Discover Nursery Of Endangered Hammerhead Sharks In Ecuador
A team of researchers has discovered a nursery of baby hammerhead sharks off an island in Ecuador's Galapagos archipelago, a finding that could help protect the species from the threat of extinction.
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Massive 11-Foot Hammerhead Shark Washes Ashore On Florida Beach
An 11-foot hammered shark was discovered washed up on a beach earlier this month in southern Florida. The 500-pound female hammerhead's corpse was found at Pompano Beach, located just north of Fort Lauderdale, on April 6.
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Hammerhead Shark Refuge Found In Galapagos
A new breeding ground for endangered hammerhead sharks has been found in the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador's government said.
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Seven Live Sharks Seized From Basement Of New York Home
Well, there's something you don't see every day. A recent search conducted by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) led to the shocking discovery of sharks, dead and live, in the basement of a New York residence.
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As It Turns Out, Hammerhead Sharks Are As Lazy As Humans
Great hammerhead sharks swim like lazy human swimmers, choosing to roll on their side in order to conserve energy, a new study has found.
