Marine Biology

Beginning of a Cinematic Sensation The ocean’s floor shimmers, reflecting the extreme South African solar. Instantly, a strong pressure erupts, a flash of white and grey hurtling via the air. A large nice white shark, jaws agape, soars skyward, a ballet of brute pressure and precision. That is the magic of “Air Jaws,” a cinematic … Read more

Natural Predators of Sharks: The Circle of Life in the Deep Larger Sharks In the relentless struggle for survival within the marine environment, even the ocean’s most formidable hunters face the ultimate challenge – becoming prey. The existence of sharks, as apex predators, means that they do face predation, albeit from a limited number of … Read more