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Renowned shark expert Clinton Duffy shares niche knowledge and on-the-job stories.
Sharks have a little bit of a PR problem. They’re fascinating, intelligent creatures, and most of them mind their own business. But they are predators, and the more you know, the better prepared you are.
This episode has it all. Sharks that walk on land (we’re not making this up), a run through of shark reproduction which is so amazing and varied it could have come from a sci-fi writer’s brain, and an update on our work to monitor shark species in an area as complex and vast as the ocean. All this, and Clinton shares some of his shark encounter stories with us.
- The sound effect in this episode is waves crashing onshore
- The music used is Let’s Get Down to Business by Cast of Characters
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