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Submitted by divebunnie on 25/07/2010 at 16:17


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Sighting Type: 2 - Diving/Snorkelling
Shark Type: 3 - Other, see below
Species: 2 - Whitetip Reef Shark
Ocean: Red Sea
Sighting Date: 25/07/2010 at 3.15pm
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Local Dive Site: Ras Ghamilla
Conditions: Calm
Visibility: 3 - Good
Confidence: 3 - Certain
Description: shark was seen swimming North with the current at about 15m depth
Where you were: Diving/Snorkelling
Number Seen: 1
Size: 1 meters
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The Shark Trust promotes the study, management and conservation of sharks, skates and rays. The Shark Trust is the UK member of the European Elasmobranch Association. As such, it collaborates with other national member bodies to achieve their aims in British, European and international waters. The Trust aims to join forces with other groups concerned with shark, skate and ray conservation issues. These include commercial fisherman, recreational sea anglers, divers, yachtsmen, and all those who want to ensure the future survival of these fascinating but threatened animals.
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