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[June 1, 2002]Twist and ShoutAs we cruise along about 100 yards off the beach, I turn to guide Scott Hamilton and ask, "How will we know when we've found them?"
"Oh, you'll know," he says assuredly. "When they're around, they show themselves." A little while later, we see several mean-looking creatures leap out of the water, conduct some spectacular aerial maneuvers, then crash back down. We'd found them, all right-spinner sharks.
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[June 26, 2006]Hey Boating! - Baja California Whale SharksEditor Daniel W. Long Treks Into the Baja Peninsula in Search of the Whale Shark
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[December 1, 2001]Night FightersDarkness covering offshore water conceals one of the sea's greediest creatures-sharks. They often feed at night when their prey is disadvantaged by night blindness. But anglers can turn these predators into prey by understanding the shark's keen sense of smell and its electrical impulse system.
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