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Australian study reveals shark paralysis after catch and release.

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By Sarah Brouder, Sophie Adele Maycock, Arielle Sutherland-Sherriff, June Eggebo
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byEmer Keaveney, M.Sc., Marine Biology. • 19 Feb, 2019 • A study led by the University of Newcastle has shown that taking “selfies” with the shark that you have just caught may do wonders for your social media profile, but it could also reduce the shark’s chances of survival once returned to the sea.
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