BIG SHARK ON THE COAST
Not exactly a Bull shark – a close relative in the same ‘whaler shark’ family. Potentially an excitable creature.
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Marine, underwater photographs made by John Harding from his time as editor of FATHOM magazine (Australia).
Not exactly a Bull shark – a close relative in the same ‘whaler shark’ family. Potentially an excitable creature.
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Narrated by Chuck Faulker, Music by Geoff Harvey. 30 minutes, Kodachrome

Trial version narrated by Ward Austin; 30 minutes, Kodachrome

Narrated by Hayes Gordon, Music by Geoff Harvey. 30 minutes. Kodachrome.
Highlights featured on Robert Raymond‘s Project 64 documentary series.
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Experiments using the stainless steel suit. Self published by Ron Taylor Film Productions Pty Ltd. 66 pages.
Library No. ISBN 0 9593669 03
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Coffs Harbour Beach, New South Wales, May 2011.
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a Fathom photo

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Needle-teeth of Grey Nurse sharks were popular trophies in the 1960′s. Taking a set from that species today, in Australia, would guarantee a terrible penalty. The young lady is Tanya Binning - a famous surf girl of the era. Grey Nurse sharks made a dramatic return to the east coast of Australia in 1988. The population has been steadily increasing since. Unreliable out-of-date reports continue to circulate promoting a demise.

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