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~ Welcome to SharkFriends.com ~
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This site is dedicated to educating visitors about sharks!
I hope to dispel the myths and highlight the truths about these wonderful
and intriguing animals that swim our oceans!
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sea animals too. Be sure to check out all our great page links.
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- Students get hands-on at IMMS
GULFPORT -- A half dozen marine biology students from Ohio spent their morning in a classroom learning about sea turtles and terrapins, but by the afternoon they had wind in their hair and the spray of saltwater on their faces.
- BASS TOURNEY KEEPS ALIVE LEGACY OF ASPIRING MARINE BIOLOGIST
It's been nearly 23 years since Brian Graves was killed in an auto accident, but the bass tournament with his name on it continues to raise money for a lucky student majoring in marine biology.
- Bronx Girl Scouts Pepper Scientific American with Smart, Science Questions
BRONX-Marine biology and subway construction were the hot topics here today among two groups of Girl Scouts at IS 131, Albert Einstein School . Shenica Odom of the Girl Scouts Council of Greater New York had asked Scientific American to participate this spring in its Career Exploration Program, designed to encourage about 1,200 girls in the South Bronx to explore careers and professions that ...
- Day of Data at ICERM at Brown University May 18, 2012
( Brown University ) Brown University, Marine Biology Laboratory, Rhode Island School of Design and University of Rhode Island faculty will gather on May 18 at the Institute for Computational and Experimental Research in Mathematics at Brown for a Day of Data. Browns program begins with a cross-sector panel of experts, who will share stories of the growing public and private big data initiatives ...
- Education roundup: South Tahoe alumni takes to the sea
Former South Tahoe High School student Alexis Rudd now studies marine mammals in Hawaii.
- Northeastern University's Marine Science Center Lecture Series Riser Lecture in Nahant
The Northeastern University Marine Science Center Lecture Series concludes for the season on Friday, April 27, at 4 p.m., with its premier guest speaker event of the year, the 26th Riser Lecture. Nancy Knowlton, Ph.D., Sant Chair for Marine Biology, Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, will present the lecture "The Evolutionary Diversity, Ecological Complexity and Future ...
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