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Since 2000, Oceans Research scientists have had their research featured extensively in numerous media forums including internet articles, television, magazines and newspapers. Below is a list of some of our highlights.
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Broadcast: National Geographic
Production: Off The Fence & Talking Pictures
Broadcast: National Geographic
Production: Creative Difference
Ryan Johnson grew up surfing at "Shark Alley" in New Zealand, and now he studies great white sharks in South Africa! His most memorable experience working with these creatures was when he dove into the water with three of them... without any protection!
Cage diving with sharks the ultimate thrill for aquatic adrenalin junkies has brought tourist dollars to previously undeveloped locations. But some say such underwater exploits are responsible for the increase in unprovoked shark attacks.
Creative Producer at Obsessively Creative, writes about a recent shoot where the team made revolutionary findings about newly discovered behaviours of the great white shark, including the finding that great whites hunt at night.
Initiating Pop-Up Satellite Tagging of White Sharks (Carcharadon archarias) in South Africa.
A South African documentary about Great White sharks will be screened to audiences around the world as part of National Geographic Wild series, a six part series profiling some of the planet's most dangerous creatures.
One foot dangling in the water, marine biologist Enrico Gennari calls out to the shark circling the boat.
On 5 April this year False Bay in Cape Town was the scene of a brutal shark attack which almost claimed the life of 16-year-old John Paul Andrew. The miracle boy should never have pulled through; the shark had bitten off his leg and, with blood draining out of his traumatised body, his heart had stopped beating for 35 minutes on the beach, and later for another five minutes at the Constantiaberg Medi-Clinic. We visited JP soon after his return home.
Peter Pickford investigates the 'myth' behind the recent headlines involving shark attacks from South Africa, and if 'Shark tourism' is causing it.
Tourists' close encounters with great whites provoke debate in South Africa.
View Cage-diving Craze Raises Fears of Increase in Shark Attacks
Tourists' close encounters with great whites provoke debate in South Africa.
While on a six-year study of great whites, shark expert Ryan Johnson made the discovery of a lifetime -- these massive predators hunting seal at night.
Download PDF: A Shark called Alek
Download PDF: Bait Bites
Download PDF: Bringing Science to Kids
Download PDF: Caring for the community
Download PDF: Food, friends and fun
Download PDF: Fransmanshoek day
Download PDF: Great white 'eats' boat
Download PDF: Hooked on preservation
Download PDF: Hunting easter eggs and other fun
Download PDF: I & J 50/50
Download PDF: Kingsley Holgate's visit
Download PDF: Mossel Bay in Media spotlight
Download PDF: Of Seals and Sharks
Download PDF: On the map in the USA
Download PDF: Tourism wary
Download PDF: Sharkville puts Mossel Bay on the map
Download PDF: Science joins with Aquarium
Download PDF: Shark Documentary, Mossel bay on the map
Download PDF: Shark tale, a rather shallow story
Download PDF: Sharkville comes to South Africa
Download PDF: Sharkville vat Mosselbaai na VSA
Download PDF: Wereld gons oor Mosselbaai se haai
Download PDF: Whale season begins
Download PDF: Sharkville Doccie can draw 100m viewers
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