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Wireshark · Go Deep.
Saved by uncleflo on November 14th, 2014.
Co-founded by Laura Chappell, inspirational instructor, consultant, and Wireshark expert, provides training, Network Analyst Certification, and resources for all levels of Wireshark users.
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Should scientists avoid publishing shark migration data because it helps fishermen? Spoiler: No « Southern Fried Science
Saved by uncleflo on July 12th, 2013.
In recent weeks, some conservation activists have been promoting an idea that I would like to respond to as a member of the scientific community. They claim that scientists shouldn’t publish data about shark migrations, movement, or population dynamics because such data helps fishermen to find areas where there are lots of sharks and kill them. This misguided anti-science paranoia demonstrates a fundamental lack of understanding about how conservation policy works.
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How severe are shark population decreases, and how do we know? « Southern Fried Science
Saved by uncleflo on May 13th, 2012.
John Shepherd once said that counting fish is like counting trees, except that fish move and you can’t see them because they’re underwater. This is true with sharks as well. It’s basically impossible to know how many sharks there are. Fortunately, a variety of methods exist that can be used to determine population trends. In other words, even if we can’t know how many sharks there are, we can tell if there are more or less than there used to be. Presented here are brief descriptions of some of these methods and the conclusions of major shark conservation studies that used them. Though no one method is perfect, the fact that so many different methods have such similar conclusions is quite telling.
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