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  • White Shark Research (Maine)

    05/20/2021 7:56:23 AM PDT · by Capt. Tom · 20 replies
    State of Maine Department of Marine Resources ^ | updated on April 20, 2021 | Staff
    Sharks in New England The Northwest Atlantic Ocean is home to a variety of marine species, and sharks are no exception. From the large filter-feeding basking shark to the small bottom-dwelling spiny dogfish, sharks of all shapes and sizes can be found inhabiting the waters of New England. Perhaps the most notorious and charismatic of these fishes, however, is the white shark. White sharks are classified as a highly migratory species, traveling large distances in search of optimal foraging and mating opportunities. Their presence in New England is historically documented, and they are most often observed during late spring, summer,...
  • Researcher: Tectonic Plates Slowly Moving

    04/11/2006 9:02:02 PM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 17 replies · 824+ views
    AP on Yahoo ^ | 4/11/06 | Tim Fought - ap
    PORTLAND, Ore. - Using hand-me-down technology from the Cold War, scientists have discovered that the seafloor off the Pacific Northwest is a jumping kind of place, with thousands of small, swarming earthquakes and tectonic plates that are slowly rearranging themselves. The findings could mean that a "Big One" earthquake may not be as severe as previously thought, the lead researcher said. An article in the journal Geology by researcher Robert Dziak describes the findings. Dziak is an associate professor at Oregon State University who also works for the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration. He's stationed at OSU's Hatfield Marine Science Center...