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The Sharks of Lake Nicaragua: True Tales of Adventure, Travel, and Fishing by Randy Wayne White, 2000-09-01
23rd Fighter Group: Chennault's Sharks (Aviation Elite Units) by Carl Molesworth, 2009-05-19
Seascape with Sharks and Dancer by Don Nigro, 2010-09-13
Sharks (An Amazing Animal Discovery Book) by Martin Kasso, 2009-01-05
Shark Liver Oil: Nature's Amazing Healer by Neil Solomon, Richard A. Passwater, et all 1997-05-01
Great White Shark (Smithsonian Oceanic) by Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld, 2005-09-01
Sharks Don't Get Cancer: How Shark Cartilage Could Save Your Life by William I. Lane, Linda Comac, 1992-05-01
Little Shark by Anne Rockwell, 2005-05-01
Three Little Hawaiian Pigs and the Magic Shark by Donivee Laird, 1990-09
Invest Like a Shark: How a Deaf Guy with No Job and Limited Capital Made a Fortune Investing in the Stock Market by James "RevShark" DePorre, 2007-10-18
Little Pirate: Is a Shark a Fish? (Little Pirate. Science Made Simple!) by Lawrence Schimel, 2008-09-01
Sharks (Usborne Lift-the-Flap Learners) by Phil Clarke, 2005-07-06
Great White Sharks (Animal Predators) by Sandra Markle, 2004-12
The Book of Sharks by Richard Ellis, 1989-04-22

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Swimming With Sharks (1994)
Swimming with sharks Cast, Crew, Reviews, Plot Summary, Comments, Discussion, Taglines, Trailers, Posters, Photos, Showtimes, Link to Official Site,
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114594/

Extractions: IMDbPro.com free trial Showing page 1 of 29 main details combined details full cast and crew company credits user comments ... soundtrack listing crazy credits alternate versions movie connections merchandising links release dates filming locations ... technical specs laserdisc details DVD details literature listings news articles taglines trailers posters photo gallery on tv, schedule links showtimes official site miscellaneous photographs sound clip(s) video clip(s) Your Vote 1 (awful) 10 (excellent) You need to be a registered user of the IMDb to rate a movie
Tallahassee Tiger Sharks
Fan site with team news and player information.
http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Gym/3228

Extractions: birthdays in white 1 - Benoit Dusablon's b-day 3 - Rodrigo Lavinsh's b-day 7 - Tom Neziol's b-day 10 - Andrew Long's b-day 15 - Gino Pulente's b-day 21 - Brandon Coates's b-day 23 - Andy Silverman's b-day 24 - Jim Baxter's b-day 29 - Aaron MacDonald's b-day Updated on September 22nd, 2005, 10:45pm EST.
Swimming With Sharks (1994)
sharks in Australian waters Marine Species Conservationsharks (elasmobranchs) comprise about 1% of all living fishes, and share nearly all the major features of their finned relatives. Like all fishes sharks use
http://www.imdb.com/Title?0114594
Marine Species Home Page
Marine turtles Seabirds Seals sharks; Related themes; Marine protected areas Threatened species Coasts and oceans DEH home. Quick links
http://www.deh.gov.au/coasts/species/

Extractions: Skip navigation links About us Contact us Publications ... What's new Marine Species Conservation You are here: DEH Home Coasts and oceans Marine species ... Skip Navigation In this theme Quick links Skip navigation links Under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, Australia has rights and responsibilities over 16 million square kilometres of ocean - more than twice the area of the Australian continent. Within this area live thousands of marine species, some of which are unique to Australia and all of which contribute to making Australia the most biodiversity rich developed country. The Australian Government uses the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act) to protect and manage threatened, migratory and marine species. Threatened species are listed under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 . Threatened marine species conservation and management involves: Determining the threats faced by marine species;
Surf Twang
Surf twang from this Southern California band. Sound clips, photographs, performance dates, information gallery, news and reviews.
http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Venue/9924/
The Waikiki Aquarium Shark Cam
Provides a glimpse into marine life where sharks, corals and seals can be seen.
http://waquarium.mic.hawaii.edu/coralcam/

Extractions: Only a few of Hawaii's two dozen species of sharks are featured in this 35,000 gallon exhibit along with other hunters on the reef. The blacktip reef shark is easily recognized - look for the jet-black marking on the tip of the fin on its back. The blacktip reef shark is relatively small reaching a maximum length of only 6'. Blacktip reef sharks usually stay clear of people - unless a diver is carrying speared fish. This species inhabits shallow reefs throughout the tropical Pacific and Hawai'i, and can often be seen with the black tip of its dorsal fin projecting from the water. Sharks are not the only hunters on coral reefs. Jacks, or "trevally", are among the largest and most common reef predators. Locally, they are known by their Hawaiian names: "ulua" for the adults and "papio" for the young. The white jack, or ulua aukea, is the largest species reaching a length of five feet and weights of over one hundred pounds. Jacks are voracious predators and are most active just after sunset when they feed on reef fish. Sharks and jacks are both fishes, but spend a few minutes comparing them and see how different they are from each other. Look at the shape of the fins. The shark's pectoral fins stick out from its sides like the wings of an airplane, and in fact they function much the same way providing "lift" as the shark swims. Notice, too, how different shark's and jack's tails are. And internally, sharks have lightweight skeletons made of cartilage much like the material in our ears. Jacks have skeletons made of hard mineralized bone similar to our own. These hunters on the reef are truly among the most magnificent animals in the sea.
CNN.com - School Of Sharks Seen Off Florida Coast - August 17, 2001
http://cnn.com/2001/US/08/16/sharks.florida/index.html

Extractions: Languages Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW One of dozens of sharks taped swimming off the Florida coast this week SARASOTA, Florida (CNN) Dozens of sharks were spotted swimming in shallow water near the shore of Siesta Key on Thursday. The latest sighting came just two days after a similar school was captured on videotape farther north. It was not known what type of sharks were gathered nor whether they posed a danger to swimmers or boaters. "It's too early for us to know any of that," said Sue Ellen Richardson, spokeswoman for The Florida Aquarium in Tampa. VIDEO For the second time this week, an unusually large school of sharks was seen in shallow Florida waters. CNN's Joie Chen talks reports (August 16) (QuickTime, Real or Windows Media) Tuesday, hundreds of sharks were videotaped in shallow waters off Anclote Key, north of Tampa. Sharks frequent the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, and scientists said such large numbers are not unusual. Still, the large school had prompted authorities to alert swimmers and fishermen Tuesday to possible danger.
UHC Sharks
Geboten werden News und Infos zu allen Mannschaften, aktuelle Resulatate sowie Spielpl¤ne und Impressionen vom Trainingslager.
http://www.uhcsharks.ch
Ben S. Roesch's Shark Page: Masterpiece Of Evolution
Although this site mainly deals with sharks, there s also material on the Shark Classification Where do sharks fit into the Tree of Life and how many
http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/~bz050/HomePage.shark.html

Extractions: Welcome to Ben S. Roesch 's shark page. Although this site mainly deals with sharks, there's also material on the other elasmobranchs, the skates and rays. This site is always under construction. Don't hold your breath though, as I am extremely busy with other commitments. Thanks for visiting, and enjoy your stay! Shameless promotion: Check out the new shark bookstore (link is at the bottom of the page), where you can buy shark books and videos! (Presented in association with Amazon.com , the Internet's foremost book seller). Before continuing, it would be wise to examine some of the basic details of the shark's existence. Shark Classification Where do sharks fit into the "Tree of Life" and how many species are there? Do Sharks Have Tongues? A frequently asked question! More to Come! White shark ( Carcharodon carcharias Predatory animals inspire a sense of awe, respect and fear among humans. On land, big cats, wolves, and bears are some of the quintessential predators. Dip beneath the waves, however, and sharks take the stage, alongside orcas, sperm whales, and large squids and fishes. Although there are many marine predators, it is the sharks that have been most stereotyped as the "killers from the deep". There's no denying the fact that sharks are carnivorous and predatory. Generally, however, sharks have a more diverse diet than usually credited by the general public. The giant filter-feeding basking shark (
Sale Sharks From Messenger Newspapers
News, players, history, forum, and pictures.
http://www.messengernewspapers.co.uk/sale__altrincham/sharks/

Extractions: Each week our newspapers publish a series of advertisement features looking at local businesses. These range from editorial profiles on legal services in the area to wedding guides and places to eat out. Click here to view this week's spotlights on advertisement features Keyword: Region: All regions Mid Cheshire South Cheshire St Helens Trafford Warrington Wirral Category: Select all Business Christmas Christmas Shopping Days out Miscellaneous Motoring supplements Night life Recruitment profiles Weddings From: To:
Tiger Sharks
Roots rock band. Photos, sound files, CD information.
http://home.the-wire.com/~danda/

Extractions: The Tiger Sharks entertain a number of serious fans as well as people who enjoy the flavour of boppin' roots rock music. When the Sharks are on stage there's scarcely a still foot to be found. Regular appearances on the Queen Street circuit in Toronto, paticipation in the 1990 Molson Rockabilly Festival at Toronto's Harbourfront and several appearances on CityTV's Breakfast Television have all aided in the evolution of the band's popularity, not to mention the band's tight, solid sound.
Sharks
Myths, facts, and statistics, how to avoid a shark attack, and the shark hall of fame.
http://www.infoplease.com/spot/sharks1.html

Extractions: Visit the Shark Hall of Fame While Jaws and other movies and TV shows portray sharks as ferocious predators aggressively devouring innocent swimmers, nothing could be further from the truth. Sharks are not bloodthirsty maniacal killers. As the ocean's number one predator, sharks help maintain the balance of nature by reducing animal populations. Considering that tens of thousands of people come in close contact with sharks each year while swimming, surfing, or boating, numbers of shark attacks are negligible. In 2004, there were 61 confirmed "unprovoked" shark attacks in the world, resulting in 7 deaths. Attack Statistics According to the International Shark Attack File , between 1580 and 2004 there were 1,969 confirmed shark attacks around the world.
Gander Academy's Sharks Theme Page
From Gander Academy, this site is for P and E students/teachers and lists Web resources on sharks.
http://www.cdli.ca/CITE/sharks.htm
NHL - San Jose Sharks - CBS.SportsLine.com
News, standings, statistics, and recent games.
http://www.sportsline.com/u/hockey/nhl/teams/sj.htm

Extractions: ROSTER TEAM PAGES Select Team Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh San Jose St. Louis Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington
[Bite Me] Welcome
Welcome to Bite Me, a sharks collective and fanlisting. Feel free to look around the site, join the fanlisting and if you have something to add,
http://sharks.kitzzy.com/

Extractions: Home About Banners Join Fanlisting ... TFL.org Welcome to Bite Me, a Sharks collective and fanlisting. Feel free to look around the site, join the fanlisting and if you have something to add, well bite me If you are interested in becoming an affiliate, email me . Related subjects only please. Kitzzy.com hosted by Surpass Hosting
Atlantic White Sharks
Ian K. Fergusson describes the status of the species in the Eastern North Atlantic. Offers an overview of the rare sightings and argues for their protection in British waters.
http://www.zoo.co.uk/~z9015043/atlantic_white_sharks.htm

Extractions: AFTER the media circus surrounding Cornwall's alleged white shark sighting during 1999 and a recent resurgence in interest for British 'records' of this species, it is worthwhile to reflect upon the confirmed status of the white shark within European waters of the eastern North Atlantic Ocean. Essentially, what follows summarises and expands upon Fergusson (1996) and Quero et al (1978). The views expressed are not peer-reviewed - this is merely a casual discussion piece. A rare beastie Firstly, let's be concise here in terminology: Carcharodon carcharias is exceptionally scarce in the eastern North Atlantic Ocean. This simple but indisputable fact can be confirmed not only by the extreme paucity of specimens caught in any one decade by the intensive commercial fisheries operating all the way between the Shetlands and Senegal, but moreover through examination of historical literature. Despite some highly dubious citations - notably those of earlier (18th and 19th Century) British ichthyofaunal lists such as by Pennant, Lowe and Hamilton - the white shark is not reliably confirmed from any European nation north of France. United Kingdom records are especially doubtful. We should pause to remember here that another lamnid shark - the shortfin mako
Apple - Trailers - Sharks 3D
sharks 3D Copyright © 2005 3D Entertainment. sharks 3D, Trailer 58 Documentary Jean-Jacques Mantello (dir.) Jean-Michel Cousteau MPAA Rating NR
http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/sharks_3d.html
Sharks On The Net - [MusiC FreaK]
Fan site with related news media.
http://www.geocities.com/musicfreak_sharks
Sharks
Zoom sharks This is a very comprehensive site on sharks for elementary students Shark Printouts - Print out and color pictures of all types of sharks.
http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/web/sharks.htm
SHARKS
Educational pages about class Chondrichthyes.
http://www.geocities.com/buhsmsm/SHARKS.html

Extractions: Search by: Keyword Title Author DANGER DANGER DANGER For every human killed by a shark, 2 million sharks are killed by humans. Twelve million sharks are killed by humans each year, compared to six humans killed by sharks. At the rate at which shark fishing is proceeding, humans are jeopardizing world populations of apex predators that are essential to the health of marine communities. SHARKS Sharks, which comprise only about 1 percent of all living fishes, are highly evolved representatives of a large and unique group of fishes - the cartilaginous fishes, or class Chondrichthyes. Characterizing sharks: Sharks are jawed fishes. Like all fishes they are aquatic, water-breathing vertebrates with a brain and spinal cord; fins; plate-like pairs of internal gills; and paired sense organs. Unlike most bony fishes, sharks do not have swim bladders or lungs. Sharks' jaws are simple but effective structures, armed with transverse rows of hard teeth that are replaced slowly but continuously. These teeth are not in sockets, but attached to the jaws by soft tissue. Fins: All sharks have paired fins - pectoral and pelvic - on the underside of the body. The pectoral, or breast, fins are located just behind the gill region of the head. The pelvic fins are on the rear of the abdomen just in front of the tail. In male sharks, each pelvic fin has a clasper, or copulatory organ, for implanting sperm inside the vent (the common reproductive and excretory opening) of the female. The vent is located between the pelvic fins in both sexes. Most sharks have a cylindrical or slightly depressed head and body; a strong tail with caudal, or tail, fin; one or two dorsal fins on their back; and an anal fin on the underside of the tail behind the vent.

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