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Going on? >> oh well, there's about 90% of the sharks are within 20 miles of the beach. so we have got a lot of sharks just kind of cruising around looking for an easy meal. the water temperature is heating up and they are looking for an opportunity they do not see an open ocean. as the water warms up they are getting more energy at makes a little bit more aggressive. so they are just looking for something wounded. something diseased. and sometimes we are right in the middle of it. arthel: i want to know what are the sport fisherman telling you about their interactions with sharks? you mention...
>> bill: appreciate the candor in the answer there. you are giving hope that if you locate it you can lift it out of the depths of the ocean. last question, when you talk about the sounds, how do you differentiate those between manmade or a mammal or whale or in the ocean itself. and how do you pinpoint the location as to where that sound emanates? >> so these sounds are being picked up by sonar buoys, listening devices. airplanes drop these. they are flying along and drop them every 30 seconds or minutes. if you hear it on one, then hey, we know it's in the vicinity of this one. if you start ...
They thanked the success to starlink, owned by elon musk. they advertise seven-night voyages, priced at 250,000 a pop. the wreck is more than 12,000 feet down, so they are doing everything they can to try and find the people on board. >> sandra: thank you for the update. keep us posted. thank you. >> john: bring in rear admiral john mauger, coordinating the rescue effort. rear admiral, thanks for being with us. we know the great work the coast guard does in situations like this, pulling out all the stops to try to find people lost at sea. the statistic sheet on this submersible says 96 hours o...