Episode 66: Target practice, using a substitute for seals

Shark-Human Interaction and Body Language of Sharks

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When a white shark is not yet able to go after seals, it may start to hone its skills on substitutes, like birds, and turtles. However, a small percentage of surfer incidents also suggest that target practice might have been the motivation for a white shark to approach and bite.

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