Whale carcass leachate plumes in beach groundwater: A potential shark attractant to the surf?

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RT @WildlifeMarine: As noted by the authors, beach profile and positioning of whale carcass will likely influence potential decomposition l…

As noted by the authors, beach profile and positioning of whale carcass will likely influence potential decomposition leaching to attract #sharks on other beaches. Nevertheless, a great study by @nswdpi and Southern Cross University

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