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Find sharks in a downtown D.C. federal building
Not everyone realizes it, but there are sharks, alligators and piranhas living in the basement of a D.C. federal building.
Tags: Max Smith, Commerce Building, Aquarium, shark week
Sharks: Perceived menace actually vulnerable, essential
Sharks are going to hunt down you and your family and won't rest until they explode. At least, that's what the 1975 movie "Jaws" would have you believe.
Tags: Chesapeake, Robert Latour, Virginia Institute of Marine Science, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, Jaws, David Secor, Paul D. Shinkman
ListenSharks in the Chesapeake: More likely than thought
Unlike the nearby ocean coasts, the Chesapeake Bay is not a hotbed for shark sport fishing, largely due to the low numbers of sharks that can exist in the water. Bull sharks are among the only species that can withstand salinity levels that low.
Tags: Pete Ide, David Lowensteiner, Kelly Sullivan, Chesapeake Bay, bull shark, shark week, Captain Pete, Paul D. Shinkman
ListenShark Week 2012: Sharks in action (VIDEO)
To further whet your appetite with amazing shark footage, check out these videos of the often misunderstood sea beasts in action.
Tags: shark week
WTOP Guide: How regional sharks feed (VIDEO)
In the wake of shark-killing fury spurred on by the 1975 movie "Jaws," the aquarium serves as a respository for information about a misunderstood beast that is critical to the entire marine ecosystem.
Tags: shark week, Paul D. Shinkman, Alan Henningsen, National Aquarium, National Aquarium in Baltimore
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