Explore the fascinating world of shark research and conservation in this 25-minute lecture by Dr. Kajiura. Dive into the study of blacktip sharks, learn about innovative research methods including underwater listening stations, satellite transmitters, and aerial drones, and discover how scientists analyze data to understand shark behavior and populations. Gain insights into the interactions between sharks and local communities, and see how media coverage and homeowner perspectives influence shark conservation efforts. Witness cutting-edge technologies in action, including animal-borne data loggers and drone footage used in fishing, as Dr. Kajiura demonstrates the practice of science in marine biology and shark research.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Blacktip Sharks
Local Media
Homeowners
Black Tip Sharks
Analysis
Counting Sharks
Underwater Listening Stations
Satellite transmitters
Tiger shark
Animal born data logger
Aerial drones
Drone footage in fishing
Taught by
UF Thompson Earth Systems Institute TESI