Health
 
SHARKS ARE DANGEROUS, BUT ONLY WHEN THEY ARE DEAD!
 
They belong either in the ocean or on the harzardous waste dump!
 
Isn't it ironic that shark fin soup, which is believed to be an aphrodisiac, can actually make people infertile because of the high methyl-mercury content?
 
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Common Sense
 
Swimming with sharks is one of the most exiting things I have ever done. It is a feeling of going into another world; their world, and that is what we seem to forget so often. Whenever we enter the water we are in their world, not in ours. We are guests and should behave with the necessary respect...
 
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Shark Dictionary
 
My fascination with sharks began during my first shark dive in the Pacific with my daughter Philipa. After the dive I read every book I could find on sharks. There was one book, however, that I could not find anywhere...a vocabulary of shark terminology. So here is my version, which hopefully will enable you to understand them a little better.

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(Click on a letter above for a list of associated dictionary words and phrases)
- Lamniformes
- Lateral
- Liver
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Lamniformes
 
7 families, 18 genera, 57 species L. include some large and some rare bizarre forms; they include the Great White shark, cat sharks, thresher, crocodile, mako and porbeagle sharks. Most attain a length of over 4 meter (12 ft), but some, like the crocodile shark, only reach a length of 3 feet.

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