Episode 94: Why the ‘rogue shark theory’ is wrong

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Dr. Coppleson was the brain behind the ‘rogue shark theory’–the lone shark who prefers to go after people. This theory reflects the basis for the book and movie JAWS. Although Victor Coppleson created a somewhat plausible animal that prefers human flesh, after closer examination, such a shark can not exist.

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