Australia uses shark detection drones to protect people
Planning to use drones to patrol and detect sharks at some Australian shores will help ensure the safety of people when participating in sea activities.
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Planning to use drones to patrol and detect sharks at some Australian shores will help ensure the safety of people when participating in sea activities.
With this invisibility dive, you will be spoiled by the shark without fear of being attacked by them.
Do you believe that the fiber in the seaboard will resuscitate itself when the shark bites, the device implanted in human body will heal when damaged, ...? This is due t…
A group of researchers combined the teeth of different types of sharks to create an electric saw named after
Every year, thousands of animals, including sea animals, sharks as well as birds have died due to being trapped in fishing nets.
Two American dads in South Carolina have found a solution to shark off a shark with a special Sharkbanz.
AUSTRALIAN researchers have recently introduced a smart alert buoyancy device that can detect the presence of sharks in the sea and send a signal to the rescue team.
In the new technology, the warning signal is sent to satellites and then transferred to the rescue team on the coast.
Scientists can now track shark activity by attaching cameras to their dorsal fins.
US specialists have deployed robots to track tiger sharks off the coast of East America. This is the first time such a device has been used to search for and immediately…
Experts at the University of Western Australia are working on developing an anti-shark suit to protect humans from dangerous fish. The new dive suit designed specificall…
In order to help the fishing industry improve fishing quality, Shark Shark scientists have developed a new type of hook that allows for a dramatic reduction in the numbe…
Imagine you are wearing a shark! You will move underwater without making noise, feel the electric field, 'catch' the scent and search in the darkness of deep pools for h…