141. Great White Shark Pictures - Apexpredators.com Photos and pics of great white sharks. Here Great White sharks use the breach as the final effort that often culminates in a successful predation. http://www.apexpredators.com/store/showCategoriesProducts.asp?categoryID=6

142. CSIRO Marine Research Find information on a project that will enable more informed decisionmaking on conservation management in Australia. Contains a description of species physiology, movement patterns, and population status and protection measures. http://www.marine.csiro.au/LeafletsFolder/35shark.html

Research Research priorities Research activities Media releases ... Doing Business Information Sheets Filling the gaps in our knowledge The white shark (Carcharodon carcharias) is also known as the great white shark or white pointer. It is a large, powerful and superbly adapted predator that occurs worldwide but is most common in temperate waters. Despite its notoriety, scientists have only recently been able to start building a profile of the species including its biology, habits, movement patterns and the vulnerability of populations to targeted or accidental captures. The white shark is, quite simply, a difficult species to study. With initial funding of $100,000 from the Natural Heritage Trust, CSIRO, various State and Federal research and management agencies, and a number of interested groups have now joined forces to collect information about white sharks in Australian waters. The study, begun in 1999, also aims to involve commercial and recreational fishers as well as others who spend time on the water and who may sometimes see white sharks. The information collected by the project will enable more informed decision-making on white shark conservation management in Australia. Introduction White sharks are close relatives of mako and porbeagle sharks and are classified in the shark family Lamnidae. Australia is renowned to be one of the best places in the world to see white sharks, however, even in our waters they are still relatively uncommon. They occur in southern Australian waters from southern Queensland to north-west Western Australia. White sharks are primarily a coastal species and often enter very shallow water in search of prey. They are a distinctive species: torpedo-shaped with a pointed snout; large pectoral and first dorsal fins; a crescent-shaped tail; a large black eye; large triangular serrated teeth; and are grey or bronze-coloured on top and white below.

143. Passages Of The Deep - Live Shark Cams... Click the images to pop up a larger live picture from our four live cams. View sharks, rays, fish, and people inside the acrylic underwater. http://www.aquarium.org/thedeep/deepcams.htm

Passages of the Deep - Oregon Live Shark Cams Species Guide Identify the sea life seen in the Shark Cams Live Shark Cams Orford Reef Halibut Flats Tunnel Open Sea Tunnel Open Sea Click the images to pop up a larger live picture from our four live cams. View sharks, rays, fish, and people inside the acrylic underwater.

144. All About Sharks!!! Sharks Gallery Photos of sharks with no text. http://seashadows.narod.ru/

Welcome to Sharks gallery Shadows in the Sea - Sharks! Welcome to Sharks gallery Shadows in the Sea - Sharks!

145. Sharkspage - San Jose Sharks, Hockey, NHL Sports Blog Provides fan weblog with articles, audio, broadcast, statistics, standings, scores, interviews, message boards, links, playoff recaps, box scores, videos, http://www.sharkspage.com/

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=3081861"); Sharkspage San Jose Sharks, NHL, Hockey and Local Sports Blog. Sharkspage Store Store Index 1-800-HELP-NOW Shop.nhl.com Shop.NHL.com Official Sharks Store NCAA Jerseys Web Sharkspage.com Sharks Jerseys NHL Jerseys TOP 10 HOCKEY PRINTS Jose Theodore - Heritage Classic Guy Lafleur - Heritage Classic San Jose Sharks - Logo Ray Bourque - Stanley Cup ... NHL posters Put Allposters on your site. SUPPORT SHARKSPAGE Donate $5 to Sharkspage via Paypal , or $10 via the Amazon Honor System . Help keep the hockey content and sports photos coming! Buyselltix Buy NHL Hockey Seats San Jose Sharks Stanley Cup Tickets , and others from Buyselltix.com MTC Tickets Buy NHL Tickets San Jose Sharks Tickets Stanley Cup Tickets NHL Playoff Tickets ... Super Bowl Tickets , and others from a San Jose Ticket Broker at MTCtickets.com Advertise on Sharkspage Place your text, button or banner ad on Sharkspage SHARKSPAGE Home Archive Contact Draft History ... Tickets SAN JOSE SHARKS SJsharks.com

146. Discovery Channel :: Shark Week Brief information on a variety of sharks, from the Great Whites to Hammerheads. Includes interactive games. http://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/sharkweek/sharkweek.html

var oasPositionArray = "x21,x24,TopLeft,Top3,x29,x12"; OAS_RICH("TopLeft"); September 25, 2005 Interact With Sharks Quizzes Are sharks nearly blind? Do they need to swim to survive? Test yourself on some common myths as well as other shark facts. Puzzles Our shark-themed jigsaw puzzles are as addictive as watching Jaws . Trust us. Shark Attack Map See where unprovoked shark attacks on humans have occurred since 2000. On TV Sorry you missed Shark Week , hosted by Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage. But you can catch the MythBusters Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT, or check our TV schedule for other shark programming. And stay tuned for next year! Video Galleries See sharks (yes, including great whites) in action, find out how they survive, and meet some elusive species. In the News Get the latest on everything from test-tube sharks to the latest shark-soup controversy. Photo Galleries Check out which sharks are considered the most dangerous to humans, and meet some other toothy types. Advertisement By visiting this site, you agree to the terms and conditions

147. New England Shark Species Information and photos on shark species found in the waters around New England, including the blue, thresher, mako and porbeagle sharks. http://www.newenglandsharks.com/

Capt. Tom's Guide to New England Sharks Updated July 21, 2005 Scituate, Mass. e-mail me at mailto:capt.tom@comcast.net This site is primarily about the New England shark species. This site also contains recreational shark fishing information, and material on sharks in general. Any good photos of our New England sharks would be appreciated New England Shark Species Within 50 miles of coastal New England angel - basking - blue - dusky - mako - porbeagle - sandbar - sand tiger - smooth dogfish - smooth hammerhead - sharpnose - spiny dogfish - thresher - tiger - white Note: There are additional shark species in the Canyons located south of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, but that area is more than 50 miles offshore and those species will not be included in the above group. Introduction To my fellow anglers, and others interested in sharks. Most fishermen, whether they are fishing for smelt, tuna, eels, marlin, stripers, sharks etc. usually have only two questions. 1. Where do I go to catch them? 2. What do I use for equipment? Well, I think it's about time you learned something about the species themselves for a change. That's what this shark website is about. Please read it and don't just look at pictures.

148. Tiger Shark Research, Hawaii Tiger Shark Research, Hawaii Shark Research, Galeoc This site relates to scientific research aimed at increasing understanding of tiger sharks. Major goals of this research include determining movement patterns and habitat use of these predators. http://www2.hawaii.edu/~carlm/tigershark.html

TIGER SHARK RESEARCH PROGRAM A project funded jointly by the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources and Sea Grant The tiger shark, Galeocerdo cuvier Tiger sharks are captured by setting lines baited with fish market scraps, at dusk, just off Honolulu harbour. Lines are recovered at dawn the following day. Sharks caught are secured alongside a small boat, identified, measured and sexed, and a tissue sample is removed for genetic fingerprinting. Each shark receives a numbered identification tag and those smaller than 10ft are immediately released. Larger tiger sharks are fitted with acoustic transmitters (devices which emit ultrasonic beeps). These beeps are beyond the hearing range of both sharks and humans but are detectable with a hydrophone (underwater microphone). Transmitter equipped sharks can be followed by boat using a hydrophone to continually listen for these beeps. A single 'beer can sized' transmitter is surgically implanted in each sharks peritoneal cavity (the space containing the liver and other organs). During this operation the shark is turned upside down and immediately goes into tonic immobility (a trance-like state lasting approximately twenty minutes). An incision is made in the peritoneal wall, the transmitter is inserted and the incision sutured closed. The shark is released and followed for several days. Data obtained by tracking with boats is supplemented by using bottom monitors placed at different locations on the seabed. Bottom monitors are devices that continually listen for the uniquely frequency coded transmitters carried by larger tiger sharks. Monitors can identify each transmitter equipped shark, and record how long each shark stays in that area. Bottom monitors are regularly retrieved by divers so that recorded data can be recovered.

149. Oceanlink | Great White Sharks Many people have a big fear of sharks, especially Great Whites. In fact, there are places where you can be guided on a dive with sharks after just one http://oceanlink.island.net/oinfo/biodiversity/Great White Shark/shark.html

A student-created information page Classification People's Fear of Sharks Physical Appearance An Encounter With a Great Whit e ... A Shark in Captivity Classification Kingdom Animalia Plylum Chordata SubPhylum Vertebrata Class Chrondrichthyes SubClass Elasmobranchii Order Lamniformes Family Lamnidae Genus Carchardon Species carcharias Many people have a big fear of sharks, especially Great Whites. A lot of this comes from movies like Jaws - which is based on a number of attacks that really happened in New Jersey in 1916. Some people think that there are tons of sharks waiting to eat them if they venture out into the ocean, which is simply not true. Sharks rarely ever eat humans and are solitary animals. They either travel alone or in groups of two. This image is from www.eng.utoledo.edu/~lcendere/gw/pics.htm Shark attacks are quite rare, in the US there are two to three non-fatal attacks on swimmers, surfers, and divers per year. By the number of reported incidents, Dogs kill more people each year than Great Whites have killed in the last 100 years. There are lots of divers who swim with sharks and are not attacked. In fact, there are places where you can be guided on a dive with sharks after just one dive lesson. They get used to people and get quite tame. Sharks are misunderstood animals.

150. Ocean Stock. The Premiere Marine Imagery Web Site. Stock marine photo library features underwater images including whales, dolphins, and sharks. Digital and film images. http://www.wattstock.com/

151. Sharks The Bay of Fundy waters contain many species of sharks, skates and rays despite Photo modified from sharks, History and Biology of the Lords of the Sea. http://www.grandmanannb.com/sharks.htm

SEA LIFE CLICK to hear sounds.. The Bay of Fundy supports a diverse marine fauna. As a beginning we have listed the common cartilaginous fish. You can find information on marine mammals, seabirds and the fishing industry on separate pages from the links below. In the future we will be adding more lists. Please stay tuned. Marine Mammals Seabirds Fishing Industry T he Bay of Fundy waters contain many species of sharks, skates and rays despite the misconception that the waters are too cold for these cartilaginous fish. Many are only spring to fall visitors but some live year-round. Chimaeras, another cartilaginous fish, are rarely reported. Common Sharks: Spiny Dogfish (Squalus acanthias) - The most common shark in the Bay of Fundy, this small schooling shark (70-100cm) is frequently caught during the summer but unfortunately are not usually sold. A processing plant for dogfish was operated at Ingalls Head on Grand Manan for a few years until it caught fire from a lightening strike. The plant was not rebuilt. Spiny dogfish is marketed as "rock shark", "rock cod" or "rock salmon" and is often eaten in Europe and used for English fish and chips. Dogfish are also dissected in science classes and a market for biological supplies exists. It is probably the most written about shark in the world because of the latter, its abundance and the negative effect on commercial fisheries. Photo modified from Sharks.

152. Hockey Central Fan site for the Tiger sharks with updates, photos, player pages, links and message boards. http://www.angelfire.com/fl/cshptc/hockey.html

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Angelfire 40 Yr Old Virgin Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next Support freedom *Sadly, the Tallahassee Tiger Sharks are no longer. It has been a great few years having them here in Tallahassee....and they will be missed greatly.* Greetings from former Tiger Shark Wade Fennig updates on Wade Former Tiger Sharks player pictures and information 2000-2001 Tiger Sharks schedule and scores The OFFICIAL Wade Jeffrey Fennig Page!! ... Another ECHL Message Board SUGGESTIONS are welcome!!!!! Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook This is a hockey FAN page! THANKS to Wolf and Vanessa for all their help in making this page better!! TIGER SHARK fans have visited

153. The Columbus Hammerhead Sharks - (Columbus, OH) - Powered By LeagueLineup.com Columbus, Ohio baseball club. Includes schedules and roster profiles. http://www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=columbushammerheadsharks

154. CNN.com - Large Shark School Dissipates Off Florida Coast - August 15, 2001 CNN http://cnn.com/2001/US/08/15/sharks.florida/index.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Large shark school dissipates off Florida coast This shark, among hundreds spotted near Tampa, Florida on Tuesday, ventured elsewhere Wednesday. TAMPA, Florida (CNN) Scientists did not spot any sharks Wednesday morning around the place where, one day earlier, hundreds of them were videotaped in shallow waters, leading authorities to warn swimmers to be careful. 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. For two hours Wednesday morning, scientists surveyed the area around Anclote Key, north of Tampa. Working with fishermen who tried to attract sharks using chum, they were unable to spot any sharks, said Sue Ellen Richardson, a spokeswoman for the Florida Aquarium. No sharks were spotted by air. VIDEO Public safety officials issue warnings against swimming and boating in area where sharks are seen congregating (August 14) Play video (QuickTime, Real or Windows Media)

155. Sharks sharks have long evoked more fear than any other creature. sharks move efficiently and swiftly through an environment where humans may struggle or feel http://www.caske2000.org/sharks/sharks.htm

Native Planet Health Dangerous Sea Life Sharks The following is an educational contribution by Moss Landing Marine Labs Biologist and Graduate Student (Currently working on shark studies in Mexico) Wade Smith I've always had a great interest in sharks. As a scuba diving instructor, I've tried to dispel the general public belief that sharks are killing machines. My first shark sighting while snorkeling was a fascinating experience. Since, I have developed a greater curiosity and interest for those beautiful creatures. Most books on sharks are outdated by the time they go to press. For the latest information, I asked my friend Wade Smith a Marine Biologist studying sharks to contribute to our educational goal by writing this section on sharks. Wade and I are working together to provide you the most accurate and interesting facts about sharks. J-Philippe Table of Contents Introduction Shark Biology Senses Jaws and Teeth Reproduction Interaction with Humans Attack Location Attack Prevention Dangerous Species ... References and Recommended Reading Introduction Sharks have long evoked more fear than any other creature. Snakes, crocodiles, and tigers are highly effective predators and dangerous to humans, but they don’t seem to be as universally feared. Sharks move efficiently and swiftly through an environment where humans may struggle or feel awkward. The power of the ocean and the mystery of what cannot be seen beneath its' waves adds to the fear of sharks. In 1865, Thoreau noted, "I have no doubt that one shark in a dozen years is enough to keep up the reputation of a beach a hundred miles long." The reputations and mysteries surrounding sharks far exceeds our understanding of them.

156. Sharks Realm :: Model Building Community Galleries, forums, tutorials and reviews. http://www.sharksrealm.com

@import url("themes/E-Ware/style/style.css"); Sunday, September 25, 2005 06:52 PM Welcome Guest - Register Log in Main Menu Home Downloads FAQ News ... Forums Online There are 2 unlogged users and 3 registered users online. You can log-in or register for a user account here User tracker zbuckster DroZ highvelosity You are an anonymous user. You can register for free by clicking here We have 2 Guests and 3 Members Online Welcome to SharksRealm model building community! Still Under Construction We will be working on getting the site back online over the next few days. The theme will be the priority for now we want to get the customizations done first off. We will them work on getting the gallery back online. The message board is up right now. Shark will be adding the different forums as I give him some training. Feel free to sign up. Thanks, Admin Forum LAST FORUM POSTS Topic Replies Views Poster Date Time How to make linkage ... by JEFFJ on 25. Sep at 1967 Chevelle ProMod... by dragnut on 25. Sep at RE: 80s Camaro by on 25. Sep at RE: Revell 2005 Corv...

157. Encyclopedia Smithsonian: References On Sharks 2002 sharks. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington DC in Association with the Natural 1989 The Book of sharks. Soft cover reprint of 1975 edition. http://www.si.edu/resource/faq/nmnh/sharkbib.htm

Smithsonian Institution Selected References on Sharks T he National Museum of Natural History receives numerous requests for information on sharks and shark attack. This pamphlet provides a list of selected references divided into five categories: general references, shark attack, shark fishing, selected species, and sensory systems. The citations include both technical and popular publications. An asterisk, *, denotes a book or article that is primarily technical. Most of the general references are, however, a combination of technical details, authoritative information, and a lively text so they could be categorized as both technical and popular. The publications cited in the following pages are not available from the Smithsonian Institution unless otherwise noted. They can be obtained from most large public libraries or can be requested through an interlibrary loan. Many are currently in print and can be ordered from local bookstores. January, 2003 Contents General Shark Attack Shark Fishing Selected Species ... Web sites Shark Cave. This coral cave forms a dormitory for White-tipped Reef Sharks. Squirrel fish hover above them near the cave roof. Photographed off one of the Pearl Islands on Panama's Pacific Coast. Photo by Carl C. Hansen. General Allen, T.B.

158. Wonders Of The Seas: Sharks To many, sharks symbolize the very essence of ruthlessness, sharks and their direct predecessors have been swimming in the world s oceans for well over http://www.oceanicresearch.org/sharks.html

Educational Films Wonders of the Seas Contact ORG Sharks: Top Predators with a Purpose! The Whale shark (Rhincodon typus) is the largest fish on Earth, possibly reaching 60 feet in length, or about as long as two school buses! This whale shark has a remora riding on it's head. (The remora is a kind of fish that acts like a suction cup, attaching to larger animals to get a free ride). Check out a video clip of a whale shark (2 minutes in length, 4 Mb file size, requires a quicktime viewer). The shark is a fascinating creature, surrounded by myth and misconception. To many, sharks symbolize the very essence of ruthlessness, representing the ultimate savages of the natural world. Though many people would rather not intentionally socialize with these fearsome predators of the depths, I find it thoroughly captivating to swim among sharks. Sharks and their direct predecessors have been swimming in the world's oceans for well over 300 million years, and were going about their business long before dinosaurs walked the Earth. The fact that sharks have survived for so long without changing very much is a real tribute to the effectiveness of their anatomy. Sharks are fishes, contained within the taxonomic class called Chondrichthyes (meaning "cartilage-fish"). Sharks and other cartilaginous fishes (rays, skates, and ratfishes) differ from the bony fishes in that they have a cartilaginous skeleton, and lack a swim bladder. This class of fishes contains over 600 species worldwide, including over 300 species of sharks.

159. Better Laws For Jaws Press release describes how the Center for Marine Conservation (CMC) succeeded in securing permanent protection for California's white sharks. http://www.netpets.com/fish/legislation/jaws.html

Better Laws For Jaws: California Puts Permanent Teeth in State White Shark Protection Press Release by The Center For Marine Conservation Sacramento, CAThe Center for Marine Conservation (CMC) succeeded in securing permanent protection for California's white sharks on Saturday when Governor Pete Wilson signed Senator Mike Thompson's bill (SB 144) into law prohibiting the deliberate take of white sharks in state waters. This landmark victory in shark protection came about through the efforts of CMC in cooperation with the Point Reyes Bird Observatory and the Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen's Associations, and was supported by over two dozen conservation, fishing, surfing, and scientific organizations. "This proactive measure ensures needed protection for these magnificent, yet vulnerable animals," said CMC President Roger McManus. This new law repeals the sunset date on a 1993 state law that made intentional taking of white sharks illegal in California waters. Exceptions to the law are made for scientific and educational research and incidental catch in selected net fisheries. Thompson's bill is the lead ship in an unprecedented 'flotilla' of 30 coast and ocean protection bills to become California law. "White shark populations are naturally small, but they play a crucial role in marine ecosystems along the California coast" said Tom Okey, a marine ecologist in CMC's Pacific Regional Office in San Francisco. "These top predators control marine mammal populations and help maintain whole marine ecosystems including commercially important fish populations."

160. BUBL LINK: Sharks Boattalk s sharks of the World Information about the size, diet, habitat, Includes biological information on the anatomy and evolution of sharks, http://bubl.ac.uk/link/s/sharks.htm

BUBL LINK Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus Countries ... Z Sharks Titles Descriptions Boattalk's Sharks of the World Fiona's Shark Mania Hammerhead Sharks Ocean Animals ... Shark Research Program at the University of Florida Museum of Natural History Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk Boattalk's Sharks of the World Information about the size, diet, habitat, and reproductive behaviour of sharks, together with a general description, classification guide, and photograph of each species. Varieties covered include angel, lemon, basking, mako, blacktip reef, nurse, blue, sandbar, bull, silky, dusky, spiny dogfish, galapagos, tiger, goblin, thresher, great white, hammerhead, whitetip reef, horn, wobbegong, and whale shark. Author: Boating Information Bureau Subjects: sharks DeweyClass: Resource type: images, reference data Fiona's Shark Mania Collection of sources relevant to the study of sharks, with information on press coverage, specific classifications of sharks, and image galleries, as well as an extensive list of additional resources such as organisations, statistical data, projects, and articles. Author: Webster, Fiona

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