Encounter of M-124

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Water depth: 60.0 meters

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Identified as: M-124

Matched by: Unmatched first encounter

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Number: 78a19669-79c0-473a-be05-d5029828d8de

Date created:2016-01-30
Date last edited:  2016-03-20

Workflow state: approved

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Managing researcher: 

Brad Norman

Affiliation: ECOCEAN

Research Project: normanb

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"Brad leads ECOCEAN Inc. and is a co-Founder of the Whale Shark Photo-identification Library."

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Length 7.0 Meters personal guess
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Attributes

Taxonomy Rhincodon typus 

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Status: alive

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Sex: unknown

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Noticeable scarring:  mouth

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Behavior:  None

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Additional comments:
Hi
my NGO, MedSharks, studies sharks in the Mediterranean (www.medsharks.org). I was recently on hols in the Maldives on a liveaborad in Suvadiva. At night near Boaddoo the boat switched lights on and over a few hours we had several passes. Sharks arrived alone, but based on spots and damages on the mouth there were two different individuals. Claspers not visible, but I was not underwater.
Photos therefore relate to shark n1 (photos EdeSabata 20160120_ID1 1 to 4 ) and n2 (photosEdeSabata 20160120_ID2 1 to 4). They are frames of videos, but files are too heavy to send over. Of course should you need them I'm happy to send them over.
I have a couple more to submit from 2010 in the Maldives and a very small one from Sudan shot many years ago (https://youtu.be/-EJFGsn3EF0). I would love to sign in and browse through your catalogue but am not sure how to sign in?
Pls drop me a line at info@medsharks.org
Thanks and hope you have some match for these!
Ciao
Eleonora

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13 left-side spots added.

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