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Great white sharks are venturing to Maine and beyond
Great white sharks are venturing to Maine and beyond

Shark attack comes a month after drum lines pulled from reef
Shark attack comes a month after drum lines pulled from reef

Shark catch numbers for Townsville and Magnetic Island | Townsville Bulletin
Shark catch numbers for Townsville and Magnetic Island | Townsville Bulletin

Magnetic Island Continues Sans Shark Cages – World Open Water Swimming  Association
Magnetic Island Continues Sans Shark Cages – World Open Water Swimming Association

Is Australia killing sharks? Again? - SharkDiver
Is Australia killing sharks? Again? - SharkDiver

Sharks use Earth's magnetic field to navigate the seas | Science | AAAS
Sharks use Earth's magnetic field to navigate the seas | Science | AAAS

PRO DIVE Magnetic Island... - PRO DIVE Magnetic Island
PRO DIVE Magnetic Island... - PRO DIVE Magnetic Island

Swim on sharks, nothing to see here: could fake kelp prevent attacks? |  Sharks | The Guardian
Swim on sharks, nothing to see here: could fake kelp prevent attacks? | Sharks | The Guardian

Green groups release shocking new pictures of dead sharks on hooks in a bid  to get drumlines banned | Daily Mail Online
Green groups release shocking new pictures of dead sharks on hooks in a bid to get drumlines banned | Daily Mail Online

Shocking new imagery of sharks hooked on Queensland Government drum lines -  Australian Marine Conservation Society
Shocking new imagery of sharks hooked on Queensland Government drum lines - Australian Marine Conservation Society

Harmonie - Sharks! - Horseshoe Bay, Magnetic Island, Queensland, Australia
Harmonie - Sharks! - Horseshoe Bay, Magnetic Island, Queensland, Australia

New Evidence Suggests Sharks Use Earth's Magnetic Field to Navigate |  Science| Smithsonian Magazine
New Evidence Suggests Sharks Use Earth's Magnetic Field to Navigate | Science| Smithsonian Magazine

snorkelling with the reef sharks, catching a big tuna, seeing some awesome  rock formations - Picture of Magnetic Island Time Cruises - Tripadvisor
snorkelling with the reef sharks, catching a big tuna, seeing some awesome rock formations - Picture of Magnetic Island Time Cruises - Tripadvisor

Like Sea Turtles, Sharks Use the Earth's Magnetic Fields To Navigate |  Technology Networks
Like Sea Turtles, Sharks Use the Earth's Magnetic Fields To Navigate | Technology Networks

Shark attack comes a month after drum lines pulled from reef
Shark attack comes a month after drum lines pulled from reef

Sharing the Sea with Sharks | The New Yorker
Sharing the Sea with Sharks | The New Yorker

Sharks Left to Die Slowly in Great Barrier Reef Cull
Sharks Left to Die Slowly in Great Barrier Reef Cull

Magnetic Island and around Townsville
Magnetic Island and around Townsville

Fifty years of decline in Queensland's coastal sharks - School of  Biological Sciences - University of Queensland
Fifty years of decline in Queensland's coastal sharks - School of Biological Sciences - University of Queensland

Sharks stalk our waters | Townsville Bulletin
Sharks stalk our waters | Townsville Bulletin

snorkelling with the reef sharks, catching a big tuna, seeing some awesome  rock formations - Picture of Magnetic Island Time Cruises - Tripadvisor
snorkelling with the reef sharks, catching a big tuna, seeing some awesome rock formations - Picture of Magnetic Island Time Cruises - Tripadvisor

SWIMMING WITH WHALE SHARKS IN DONSOL – Al Was Here
SWIMMING WITH WHALE SHARKS IN DONSOL – Al Was Here

Sharks navigate using Earth's magnetic field, new research shows -  Geographical Magazine
Sharks navigate using Earth's magnetic field, new research shows - Geographical Magazine

Hemiscyllium ocellatum Queensland Epaulette Shark, Blind Shark, Itar Shark,  Epaulette shark
Hemiscyllium ocellatum Queensland Epaulette Shark, Blind Shark, Itar Shark, Epaulette shark

Tiger sharks found lurking around Magnetic Island | Townsville Bulletin
Tiger sharks found lurking around Magnetic Island | Townsville Bulletin