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Fire-Boltt Shark Smartwatch With 1.83-Inch HD Display, Bluetooth Calling Launched in India
Fire-Boltt Shark smartwatch has been launched in India. The smartwatch comes with a 1.83-inch HD display with a resolution of 240x284 pixels, Bluetooth calling, and smart health sensors like a heart rate monitor, sleep tracker, and SpO2 monitor. It also supports over 120 sports modes and cloud-based watch faces.
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Australian Man Steals Monitoring Tag From Great White Shark, Arrested
An Australian man has been charged with stealing a monitoring tag from a great white shark, reportedly setting off a string of false shark alarms in Western Australia.
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Drones To Monitor Shark Activities In Australia
Drones will be used at West Australian (WA) beaches on a three month trial to monitor shark activity and spot other dangers such as rips and schools of baitfish which attract the predators.
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Drones to Circle Australia Beaches to Monitor Sharks
Drones will circle popular swimming spots in eastern Australia and "listening stations" track tagged sharks as part of a new strategy announced Sunday to keep beachgoers safe after a spate of bloody attacks.
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Fire-Boltt Shark Smartwatch With 1.83-Inch HD Display, Bluetooth Calling Launched in India
Fire-Boltt Shark smartwatch has been launched in India. The smartwatch comes with a 1.83-inch HD display with a resolution of 240x284 pixels, Bluetooth calling, and smart health sensors like a heart rate monitor, sleep tracker, and SpO2 monitor. It also supports over 120 sports modes and cloud-based watch faces.
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Australian Man Steals Monitoring Tag From Great White Shark, Arrested
An Australian man has been charged with stealing a monitoring tag from a great white shark, reportedly setting off a string of false shark alarms in Western Australia.
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Drones To Monitor Shark Activities In Australia
Drones will be used at West Australian (WA) beaches on a three month trial to monitor shark activity and spot other dangers such as rips and schools of baitfish which attract the predators.
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Drones to Circle Australia Beaches to Monitor Sharks
Drones will circle popular swimming spots in eastern Australia and "listening stations" track tagged sharks as part of a new strategy announced Sunday to keep beachgoers safe after a spate of bloody attacks.
