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Posts Tagged ‘sharks’

Tagging sharks to study the twilight zone

By Ken Kostel | January 23, 2020
shark fin on the surface with fish tag

Former MIT-WHOI Joint Program graduate student and current University of Washington post-doc Camrin Braun and his team on the charter…

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Tagging Along into the Twilight Zone

By abrickley | November 8, 2019
porbeagle shark fin with SPOT tag

Before the rest of the Ocean Twilight Zone team heads out next week on the Neil Armstrong, there was tagging…

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Recent Entries

  • How an underwater robot could help reveal mysteries of the deep August 13, 2021
  • Exploring the Twilight Zone: ‘Undescribed’ Red Jellyfish Species and Other Interesting Specimens Discovered in Atlantic Ocean August 11, 2021
  • ‘What we know now is how much we don’t know’: Enter the strange world of the ocean twilight zone July 2, 2021
  • Robot Dives 3,000 Feet to Film Creatures in Mid-Ocean ‘Twilight Zone’ June 26, 2021
  • Swimming robot spies on creatures of the ‘twilight zone’ June 17, 2021

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  • How an underwater robot could help reveal mysteries of the deep
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