… baits on the attraction, surface behaviour and conditioning of white sharks during ecotourism
… the prevention of accidents between white sharks, cages and divers. Beyond the concept of …

… the net impact of ecotourism on this species’ fitness. … operators if within 20 m of the bait or
cage-diving vessel and with … our understanding of behavioural responses to anthropogenic …

… of behavioural change in white sharks in response to the increase in the South Australian
cage-diving … Although SCDO are not allowed to deliberately feed sharks, the bait handler is not …

… of baits is to reduce the risk of either conditioning sharks in … on identifying behavioural
responses to cage dive operations … interactions, and other types of provisioning in ecotourism. …

… Although cage diving ecotourism has great potential to … for sharks around the cage diving
vessel that consumed bait. … White shark reactions to unbaited decoys. Pages 223-228 in AP …

… due to the fact that ecotourism is increasing rapidly, allowing … behavioural units exhibited by
bait-attracted white sharks. … the assumption that white sharks do not respond to the presence …

… When a whitetip reef shark started nudging the bait box, a … authors during dives, then the
human induced vertical behavioural … have only a minor impact on the behaviour of white sharks …

… minced tuna or shark liver; bait: fish chunks or shark heads) in the … behavioural data recorded
for these animals during this … on the assumption that white sharks respond to the attractant …

… White shark ecotourism involves a range of operations and … of tethered baits, it is possible
that white sharks are sufficiently … behavioural changes have occurred in white sharks at the …

… to sharks leaving the Neptune Islands where the cage-diving … 15 min or until a white shark
touched the bait/board. Since it … -bodied sharks, physiological and behavioural response to …