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Mammalogy

The Leopard Seals of the Antarctic

Posted October 1st, 2011 by Cendan Luis

In the frigid Antarctic Ocean, a group of emperor penguins is returning to dry land after a much needed hunt for food. The weather is unforgiving and the waters are dark in color, obscuring any view of its contents deep within. As the group begins to near shore, they are oblivious to the presence of [...]

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Photograph Credit: Klaus Jost
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Ethology

Predator of the Shallows: The Infamous Bull Shark

Posted August 10th, 2011 by Cendan Luis

Bull sharks are large, powerful, and highly aggressive predators. Among the sharks which have gained the most notoriety in the eyes of people, it is the bull shark which is considered the most dangerous. Though it may not grow as large as the infamous great white shark, make no mistake; the bull shark is a [...]

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Marine Biology

The World’s Deadliest Marine Killer: The Box Jellyfish

Posted July 4th, 2011 by Cendan Luis

North Queensland, Australia, is known for its ideal beaches. The beautiful scenery and tropical atmosphere of the area attract countless tourists and locals every year. Yet coastal waters are generally known for their potential danger as well. Throughout history, cases of injuries and fatalities resulting from encounters with dangerous wild animals have taken place, from [...]

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