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"Shark-kills" frequently wash ashore: it is suspected that curious weaners approach sharks, and are killed as the shark bites while the seal performs a spinning evasive maneouver. Most shark-kill carcasses look the same: the skin is cut sharply around the midsection and peeled back over the torso, remaining attached at the snout. |
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Photo by Jennifer Van Dommelen. Images may not be used without permission. Page created: 04 Mar 2005 |
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