Our research team spotted a great white shark while conducting a marine mammal survey in Onslow Bay on Wednesday, April 24th. The shark was approximately 12 miles out of Bogue Inlet and was feeding on a floating humpback whale carcass. The story made it to the local news:
A great white shark swimming off the coast of North Carolina
A great white shark feeding on a humpback whale carcass
A tiger shark feeding on a humpback whale carcass
The web site of the Cetacean Specialist Group of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is a great place to […]
Sara McDonald received a “Rethinking Regulation Graduate Research Award” from the Duke Rethinking Regulation Center at the Kenan Institute for Ethics. This […]
Danielle and Andy are working with fishermen in the North Carolina pelagic longline fishery to trial a new acoustic deterrent, the Dolphin […]
More than 140 students, educators and environmental professionals took part in the Southeastern and Mid-Atlantic Marine Mammal Symposium (SEAMAMMS) here at the Duke […]
