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Get ready to experience the remarkable migration of thousands of blacktip sharks along the Florida coast! You'll be immersed working alongside Florida Atlantic University scientist Stephen Kajiura and the FAU Elasmo Lab team as they take to the sea and the sky to study some of South Florida's most exciting shark species.
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