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“From disaster planning to conservation: mobile phones as a new tracking tool”, The Conversation
“World’s largest shark survey just got bigger”, FIU News
“Harvesting Sharks Could Be Key to Saving Them”, Scientific American
“Discovered: Possible new species of hammerhead shark”, FIU News
“Aerial drones reveal sharks in shallow water”, FIU News
“Sharks smarter than we think, have great awareness of surroundings, experts say”, ABC News
“Australian research produces DNA test to help save rare largetooth sawfish”, The Guardian
“Queensland setting catch limits for endangered sharks based on ‘dodgy data'”, The Guardian
“Where Do the Most Sharks Live? Global Survey Reveals Top Spots”, Live Science
“Tiger shark surprises scientists with epic trip around Australia”, ABC News Australia
“Tiger shark tracked on a 7000km journey around Australia”, 9news Australia
“Banning fishing has helped parts of the Great Barrier Reef recover from damage”, The Conversation
“Lack of adult whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef baffles ocean researchers”, ABC News Australia
“A mission to save fishing’s unintended targets”, Florida International University
“New global strategy to save sharks and rays”, WWF
“Why Does Noise Pollution Spell Death for Young Fish?”, LABMATE online
“Great Barrier Reef bull sharks’ secret lives revealed in radio tracking study”, ABC News Australia
“Science reveals why the mysterious whale shark gets so big”, ScienceAlert
“Jumping the shark: Scientists say predators protect marine ecosystems, blue carbon”, Phys.org
“Fish go deep to beat the heat”, Phys.org
“Certain shark mums favour travel while others stay at home”, Phys.org
“Demian Chapman, Stony Brook professor, leads global survey of shark, ray populations”, Newsday
“Fin Count: Global Shark Census Will Aid Conservation”, Live Science
“Global underwater shark study the first video survey in coral areas”, The Guardian
“Global FinPrint Project Provides Closer Look at Shark Population”, NBC 6 South Florida
“Scientists Embark on Most Ambitious Reef Shark Survey Ever Attempted”, Sailors for the Sea
“Paul G. Allen to Support Global Shark Data Initiative”, Florida International University