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Without dolphins, the bait balls are more dispersed and sharks often end up with what I call a sardine donut, or a mouth full of water.
Now, while I've had a few spicy moments with sharks on the sardine run, I know they don't see me as prey.
Its reef forms a protective outer barrier and the inner lagoon is a nursery ground for Galapagos sharks.
These sharks are anything but shy, even during the day.
Never before have I encountered so many sharks on a single coral outcrop.
Consider the cold depths of the Atlantic and Arctic Seas, where Greenland sharks can live to over 400 years, and the Arctic clam known as the quahog can live up to 500.
This leads many fishermen to fill their boats with fins leaving millions of dead sharks behind.
The problems aren't unique to toothfish and sharks.
Loan sharks are always an option, but with interest rates that are well above 300 percent, they're financially risky.
They'll say, "I'm surrounded by a bunch of snakes and sharks.
I watched my compass so we could find our way back out, and he watched for sharks, and after 20 minutes of swimming that felt like an hour, we finally dropped down to the reef, and I was so shocked, and I was so happy that my eyes filled with tears.
Well, let me put it to you this way: the year "Jaws" came out, Americans suddenly started listing "sharks" among their top 10 major fears.
The few early sharks lived offshore in fear.
A few of the long-suffering ray-fins, sharks and four-legged tetrapods went the opposite direction.
That brain has to outwit other big, smart brains that are trying to eat it, and that includes porpoises and seals and barracudas and sharks and even us humans.
This is a property unique to all sharks.
Upon further investigation, Brennan and his team noticed that the texture on these denticles is actually what's responsible for keeping sharks clean.
That's what brings me back to what we've learned from sharks.
In 2013, I joined the team, and together we used engineered surfaces mimicking the skin of sharks to prevent bacteria and other medical complications.
It works on sharks, and it works here too because the texture takes advantage of principles of surface energy.
The next generation of medical device surfaces inspired by the skin of sharks will actually expand how medical devices are made.
This means that we can actually match the required surface energy with the medical use to prevent complications, all with the power of sharks.
I'm haunted by the thought of what Ray Anderson calls "tomorrow's child," asking why we didn't do something on our watch to save sharks and bluefin tuna and squids and coral reefs and the living ocean while there still was time.
Most of the turtles, sharks, tunas and whales are way down in numbers.
Protected areas do rebound, but it takes a long time to restore 50-year-old rockfish or monkfish, sharks or sea bass, or 200-year-old orange roughy.
We also see sharks, much more regularly than I would have expected to.
What I want you to do now is imagine yourself 400 feet underwater, with all this high-tech gear on your back, you're in a remote reef off Papua, New Guinea, thousands of miles from the nearest recompression chamber, and you're completely surrounded by sharks.
Diver 2: Silvertip sharks.
RP: There are actually three species of sharks here.
The silvertips are the ones with the white edges on the fins, and there're also gray reef sharks and hammerheads off in the distance.
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