Don’t bite the hand that feeds: assessing ecological impacts of provisioning ecotourism on an apex marine predator

Overview of attention for article published in Functional Ecology, March 2012

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@KeepFLFishing This bill is predicated on the idea that feeding sharks alters their behavior. A myth that has been debunked by scientists in peer reviewed papers not once, but twice. https://t.co/i5wpk3L4aN https://t.co/g7xp5AVmE7

RT @scubadivingmag Does feeding tiger #sharks change their behavior? Yes, but... interesting read...@UMiamiRSMAS. http://t.co/VGyiOAUD

Does feeding tiger #sharks change their behavior? Yes, but... Interesting read by researchers from @UMiamiRSMAS. http://t.co/PdJLNrKq

This is (I think) the associated paper that was written from the tiger shark tagging posted below:... http://t.co/4hNG6LLp

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