Endangered Species in The Oceans : "Business As Usual", and No Concern About IUCN Recommendations
Some lobbies, usually fishing industrial companies all over the world, decision- and policy-makers, politicians too, say that the Oceans...
THE WHALE SHARKS : A Shark Species Studied & Protected by A Belgian Biologist, Stella DIAMANT
Whale Sharks, as SHARK RESEARCH Opal & Silver Coasts (EU) regularly says, is as important as every kind of Shark for the health of...
Bull Sharks : Man Eaters, or "Antechrists" ? Dangerous, as Wild Animals, But None of Them
Every species on Earth, including humankind, can hurt, or kill, another individual from other species, and sometimes even from its own....
Blue Sharks or Great White Sharks : Nothing Is Lost in the Nature Since At Least 500 Million Years
BBC is renowned by the quality of its video documentaries about, in particular, the Wildlife, Nature. The Wild, to recall Jack LONDON,...
Sharks in the Bay of Biscaye : Some Species Found in A Video With A Shark Ambassador Diving
As indicated in another post, Dr. Craig O'CONNELL is a CRESSI Shark Ambassador (CRESSI : https://www.cressi.com/), but before all, Dr....
Fin For A Fin : A Company Linking Sharks and Surfers
Unfortunately, probably the most injured or dead people after a Shark attack, with intention or not, following a - human - provocation or...
CRESSI : A Major Diving/Spearfishing/Free Diving/Apnea Manufacturer, With Shark Ambassadors
Since many decades, CRESSI, Italy, is highly renowned worlwide as a major manufacturer of diving items, whatever is your speciality. For...
70..120 Millions of Sharks Killed Worldwide Annually : Why You Should Be Aware of This Fact
When one hears about SHARKS, usually it comes from News Headlines, because a shark attack/accident occurred, a hit with intention or not,...
For Your ("Shark Attack") Eyes Only : what to do when encountering a shark in the water
Even though deaths following a shark "attack"/contact are very rare - around 10 per year worlwide - compared to, as some examples, deaths...
