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Talks
As you are aware, the media is full of stories about shark "attacks." Telling you “what to do” or “what not to do” when a shark moves in. But as much - so called - helpful information is available, nearly as many errors are spread as well. The main problem is that hardly any of the people writing and/or talking about applied shark behavior have ever been in a situation that lead to an incident, and hence the “why it happens” and “what to do” is mostly unsubstantiated guesswork. SAVN talks revolve around planned and executed real-life interaction scenarios among sharks (recorded by video and foto) to debunk the so called “facts” on sharks in critical situations. SAVN research believes in an applied approach to understand animals.
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