Sentence examples for wild sharks from inspiring English sources

[On the Brink: A Gallery of Wild Sharks].

"But do they belong to David?" "No, they're wild sharks, but this is their home".

While a number of celebrities, such as Vanessa Hudgens and Disney star Bella Thorne, have been transformed for the project, Salomoni says they also look for people who are ocean activists, like Ocean Ramsey, a professional diver and shark conservationist whom Salomoni shot alongside wild sharks earlier this year in Hawaii.

Bob Strauss of the Los Angeles Daily News also wrote positively of Hurlbut's work in his review of Into the Blue, writing: "The undersea photography, much of it shot amid schools of wild sharks, is exquisite... ...... Strauss also commented positively on Hurlbut's work on the 2005 film The Greatest Game Ever Played, writing he "does a great job of making golf look cinematic".

In addition, it will be important, at least initially, to combine observations of wild sharks interacting, simultaneously with the deployment of ARX receivers, to allow detections on the devices to be confirmed with actual observations of sharks interacting.

This study describes the use of acoustic underwater proximity receivers to quantify interactions among wild sharks, setting the scene for new advances in understanding the social behaviours of marine animals.

She said she expects fishermen excited about catching a wild shark to make up the slack as summer wears on.

"Of all the people I have spoken to over my 40 years involved with sharks, 99.5% have never seen a live wild shark yet 99% are fearful of sharks--where do they get this fear from?

The researchers captured five wild bonnethead sharks from the Florida Keys area and placed them on a controlled diet of 90% seagrass and 10% squid for three weeks.

Some wildlife advocates say that humans should never feed wild animals, including sharks.

Although the species is the first-known vertebrate capable of parthenogenesis in the wild, some birds, sharks, and reptiles have been shown to employ parthenogenesis in captivity.