Pictured: Man tags wild sharks using his bare hands
A man has placed tags on wild sharks with his bare hands in order to further the study of the marine creatures.
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A man has placed tags on wild sharks with his bare hands in order to further the study of the marine creatures.
Evans Baudin, a professional diver and shark expert, led a project to collect data on the marine creatures
"This specific orca was extremely curious and came back to us several times. She was always very careful and very calm," Evans Baudin told Newsweek.
Here’s what kids can learn from sharks Rachel Ng © None MZ3408_EX_180208_08730.jpg Marine biologist and conservationist Naomi Clark-Shen used to be petrified of the ocean. “From a very young age, I’ve been obsessed with animals,” she says. “But I was never that interested in marine life. I was scared of the dark murky areas that I couldn’t see. I had a big imagination and would psych myself out thinking about predators—sharks and crocodiles—coming to get me.” When her parents would take the family on snorkeling holidays in Malaysia, Clark-Shen would stay i...