Global Shark Trackers in the Low Country! Georgia Southern’s Center for Sustainability invites you to a presentation about the @OCEARCH#LowCountry 2 #WhiteShark Research Expedition, given by the expedition’s lead investigators. @CfS_GSU @GaSouthernBiol @GSCOSM @GASouthernNews
#SharkWeek may be wrapping up, but for #GeorgiaSouthern professor Christine Bedore, spending time learning about sharks happens all year. Read about her extensive shark & stingray research & work with nonprofit @OCEARCH. >>> https://t.co/c6JKeVi3Xa #DiscoverMore @GaSouthernBiol
@SouthernElasmos White sharks can actually see better at depth than at the surface. Their poor visual acuity means that blurry humans do actually look like blurry seals at the surface #Sharks2018
Eugenie Clark was a pioneer in marine conservation and the study of shark behavior, she helped the public understand and appreciate the much maligned species. Let's give a shout out to her on #InternationalWomensDay
Global Shark Trackers in the Low Country! Georgia Southern’s Center for Sustainability invites you to a presentation about the OCEARCH North Atlantic White Shark Research Expedition, given by the expedition’s lead investigators. #CfS#GeorgiaSouthernUniversity
@FABBLab And Bedore et al. 2013 😉 cool to see you talking about elasmo color vision! So fascinating that sharks are likely color blind and rays are not