Shark Toxicology
Sharks eating anglers’ catches with impunity, but is it a species rebound or a problem?
Commercial anglers say there are too many sharks and their catch is at risk. Conservationists say the shark population is threatened and needs continued protection. What's the answer? The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is currently reviewing the issue.…
Great Hammerhead Shark Nemesis
Team Creates Accurate Great Hammerhead 3D Model and Brings the Shark Nemesis to Life
(September 23, 2020) – Meet Nemesis, one of the many endangered great hammerhead sharks that spends her winters in Bimini, The Bahamas. In the last decade, the shallow sandy bank on the west side of Bimini has become a popular…
Pioneering Underwater Camera Systems
FAU graduate uncovers first urban nursery ground for mantas off South Florida coast
FAU alumni Jessica Pate, founder of the Florida Manta Project, is the only scientist studying manta rays in Florida and has uncovered the first urban nursery ground right here in South Florida. In 2018, manta rays were added to the…
Shark Migration
Ocean Expert Exchange
Co-hosted by ANGARI Foundation and the University of Florida Thompson Earth Systems Institute’s Scientist in Every Florida School initiative, Ocean Expert Exchange webinars feature experts in marine science and technology, many of whom have participated in expeditions onboard ANGARI Foundation’s…