Alabama NewsCenter — New poster Highlights 10 Years of Shark Science in Mobile Bay, Northern Gulf of Mexico
By Dauphin Island Sea Lab
Knowledge and understanding of the shark population in Mobile Bay and the northern Gulf of Mexico has grown immensely over the past decade. Now, educators can bring that research to their classrooms.
Dauphin Island Sea Lab‘s Discovery Hall Programs (DHP), Mississippi State University Extension Services and Marcus Drymon’s Marine Fisheries Ecology Lab at Mississippi State have collaborated to create a poster highlighting 10 years of shark science. The poster is a companion to a new Sea Lab (DISL), Mississippi State (MSU) and Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium educational lesson.
“The poster was created to dispel myths about the common coastal sharks,” DHP Marine Educator Greg Graeber said. “For example, the sand shark. There is no such thing as a sand shark, and the poster explains why it is so hard to tell these common coastal sharks apart from one another.”
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