Is Australia killing sharks? Again? - SharkDiver
snorkelling with the reef sharks, catching a big tuna, seeing some awesome rock formations - Picture of Magnetic Island Time Cruises - Tripadvisor
Queensland Government Kills Sharks, Faces Court Challenge
Great Barrier Reef - (654) Australia - QLD - Shark World - Magnetic Island
Fifty years of decline in Queensland's coastal sharks - School of Biological Sciences - University of Queensland
Shark attack comes a month after drum lines pulled from reef
Shocking new imagery of sharks hooked on Queensland Government drum lines - Australian Marine Conservation Society
Queensland shark attacks: More than 200 tiger sharks caught off beaches last year
Sharks navigate using Earth's magnetic field, new research shows - Geographical Magazine
Sharks stalk our waters | Townsville Bulletin
Reunion: An In-Depth Look At The Island's Shark Attacks - DeeperBlue.com
Sharks Left to Die Slowly in Great Barrier Reef Cull
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Dead shark on drumline - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Epaulette shark - Wikipedia
Shark catch numbers for Townsville and Magnetic Island | Townsville Bulletin
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Sharks use Earth's magnetic field as 'GPS' guidance system, study says | Sharks | The Guardian
Like Sea Turtles, Sharks Use the Earth's Magnetic Fields To Navigate | Technology Networks
Magnetic Museum - Marine Gardens/Shark World Marine... | Facebook
Shark attack comes a month after drum lines pulled from reef
Government plan to kill sharks | Daily Mail Online
Our secret shark bay off Magnetic Island | Townsville Bulletin
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