MEDIA HIGHLIGHTS
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- CBC: Suckerfish are diving headfirst into unsuspecting manta rays’ rear-ends
- Forbes: Remoras Are Diving Into Manta Ray ‘Buttholes’
- USA Today: Suckerfish discovered diving into unwelcome place of manta rays
- New York Times: A Fish Thay Hitches A Ride Where The Sun Doesn’t Shine
- Sun Sentinel: A mystery: Why are sharks suddenly snatching so many fish from anglers?
- Yahoo News: Marine animals get stressed out, lose appetite due to boat traffic
- National Geographic: National Geographic Society Launches American Keystones Initiative to Protect Our Living Icons
- Mirage News: Biscayne Bay Nurse Sharks Grow Faster Than Bimini’s
- Earth.com: Juvenile manta rays act as mobile habitats for schools of fish
- Futurity: Manta Rays Create Small Moving Ecosystems
- Forbes: Inside The Hidden Communities Living On Atlantic Manta Rays
- WLRN: The secret lives of Florida’s elusive, giant manta rays
- Oceanographic Magazine: Young manta rays create “mobile ecosystems” in South Florida
- Phys: Manta rays create mobile ecosystems, study finds
- Discover Magazine: Manta Rays Give Free Rides to Hitchhikers, Protecting Other Coastline Species
- National Geographic: Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller
- The Guardian: Is there such a thing as a ‘problem shark’? Plan to catch repeat biters divides scientists
- Phys.com: Juvenile great hammerhead sharks rely on South Florida’s Biscayne Bay, study shows
- Forbes: How Miami’s Waters Are A Lifeline For Hammerheads
- PopSci: Young hammerhead sharks love Biscayne Bay. Leave them alone, humans.
- BBC Discover Wildlife: A rare shark is seeking refuge in Miami’s Biscayne Bay. Here’s why scientists just spent 8 years tracking it
- Key Biscayne Independent: Hammerhead nursery discovered by UM researchers in Biscayne Bay
- Florida Trend: Beneath the Surface, Florida is a hot spot for shark research
- NBC: How common are hammerhead sharks in Florida waters?’
- Miami Herald: Shark tagging expedition in Biscayne Bay gives girls a chance to be scientists
- Inter Miami and the University of Miami Rosenstiel School Collaborate on Shark Tagging Conservation Efforts
- Scientific American: Drag Queens Tag Sharks in Annual Florida Science Celebration
- Growing Up is Hard: Life Within a Hammerhead Nursery
- CBS: Shark expert speaks after two shark attacks occur within two days apart
- ABS-CBN: A love of sharks brings women together at a lab in Florida
- News Nation: Florida’s back-to-back shark attacks ‘incredibly rare’: Shark researcher
- Scuba Diving Magazine Names Dr. Catherine Macdonald as August 2023 Sea Hero
- TV4 News (Sweden): Climate change behind new shark habitats
