Marine Dynamics Blog

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The morning trip today was for the Primo research team, a group of professors and students looking to further explore White Shark behaviour. The sharks showed up quickly…

The fog that has plagued us for the last 2 days was still around this morning, casting itself across the coast line and shrouding everything it touched behind a wall of white…

As we woke up this morning we could hear the mist horn indicating that we would have to deal with it the whole day as there was very little wind…

What a beautiful day to spend it out on the water in the fresh air. The first trip of the day started off well with sharks arriving soon after we re-anchored in the shallows…

It was a lovely day to be out on the water today with the sun shining and the waters clear with just a bit of a stronger wind to keep things fresh…

A bright yet windy day met us this morning. There was a 40 minute wait for a glimpse of the first shark to be seen…

Well the weather today really didn’t inspire people to go out into the Atlantic Ocean and jump in! We had some very Winter like conditions today… 

Today was one of those days that you dread, it was cold, overcast, we had rough seas and slow sharks…APRIL FOOLS! The first day of the month had near perfect conditions… 

Today saw the return of one of Marine Dynamics and my own favourites, “Malcolm X”…. 

What a beautiful day for the last day of March and a little bit of shark cage diving. The sun was shining, the sea was flat and the sharks were fast and fintastic…

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