Researchers in Australia say attaching strips of LED lights to the bottoms of surfboards might prevent great white sharks from attacking. Co-hosts Carolyn Beeler and Marco Werman have the details.
The days of avoiding the water could finally be a thing of the past, as scientists from Macquarie University have found a ...
Still others have marketed black-and-white striped wetsuits based on a theory ... And only eight people were killed by the ...
Researchers suggest LED lights could also be used to differentiate surfers from seals, which Great White sharks eat.
That’s what shark researchers are saying after finding that LED lights on surfboards could be the key to preventing great ...
Covering your surfboard in bright lights sounds like an open invitation to great white sharks, but research released on ...
Seal-shaped boards decked with bright horizontal lights were less likely to be attacked by great white sharks, researchers ...
Fixing LED strip lights to the bottom of surfboards could deter attacks by great white sharks, Australian scientists say. A study conducted in Mossel Bay, South Africa involved towing seal-shaped ...
The outfit suits your Operator up as a great white shark, fit with gills, a dorsal fin, and a few rows of pointy teeth. The G ...
But there’s a new study out of Australia that shows some promise in deterring shark attacks.
Unlike albinism, where there is a complete lack of melanin and the iris is red due to underlying blood vessels, leucistic animals retain normal eye pigmentation. In the case of this angular roughshark ...
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