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The truth about sharks
The truth about sharks: They're important to the health of ocean ecosystems.
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(Safely) up close and personal with a shark at an aquarium.
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Tubbataha sharks patrol ocean waters in the Philippines.
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Blue sharks inhabit the cooler deep waters of the world's temperate and tropical oceans.
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The basking shark is an open-mouthed plankton-feeder, "straining" its food from the water.
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Sand tiger sharks live along continental shelves, from sandy shorelines to deeper reefs.
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