White shark, wrong point? Lydia’s big ocean swim

Leslie Noble

White shark, wrong point? Lydia’s big ocean swim

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Abstract

A great white shark is headed in the UK’s direction, but even better than that – according to the pundits it’s a great white mummy, in the family way. In fact the scientific value of this observation doesn’t need any spin or speculation. The real significance is that we are watching, in real time, the movement of a top ocean predator as it searches the North Atlantic for food and possibly a mate – or a place to drop its as-yet unborn pup

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publisher	The Conversation UK
Publication status	Published - 13 Mar 2014

Bibliographical note

Leslie Noble has received funding from Save Our Seas Foundation.

Keywords

Sharks
Great white sharks

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White shark, wrong point? Lydia’s big ocean swim

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