Estuarine environments are known to provide important feeding, breeding, resting and
nursery areas for a range of shark species, including some which are considered dangerous …

Simple Summary In eastern Australia, the movement of subadult and adult white sharks is
poorly understood as very few animals are encountered. To investigate how deep they dive …

Large endothermic pelagic sharks are highly migratory and use habitats spanning a broad
range of coastal, neritic and oceanic areas. This study aimed to resolve the current lack of …

Bull sharks (Carcharhinus leucas) are known to frequent nearshore environments,
particularly estuaries, resulting in interactions with humans. Knowledge of the behaviour of …

Information about spatial and temporal variability in the distribution and abundance of shark-
populations are required for their conservation, management and to update measures …

Subadult and adult white sharks aggregate seasonally near pinniped colonies in several
parts of the globe. The time spent there may represent the most vulnerable part of their …

Background Despite accelerated global population declines due to targeted and illegal
fishing pressure for many top-level shark species, the impacts of coastal habitat modification …

Simple Summary In Australia, bull sharks are one of the species implicated most regularly in
shark–human interactions. The factors affecting bull shark presence in nearshore waters of …

Management of species with wide-ranging migrations is a complex issue, made more
challenging when the species is both protected and poses a risk to humans. Understanding …

Simple Summary To understand how ecosystems function and to be able to better protect
large marine predators, like sharks, it is important to understand how these animals move …