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Shark Predation on Sable Island seals
Sable Island, by far the most common is a peculiar clean-edged `cut' (termed "corkscrew") which is quite unlike wounds characteristic of attacks by great white, tiger and mako Isurus ... the jaw and tooth structure of various sharks suggested that the species responsible for the corkscrew wound might be the Greenland shark Somniosus microcephalus. Discussions with Jack Casey and Wes Pratt ( ...
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Shark predation 4
Shark predation 4 The second basic wound pattern, called "corkscrew" (to distinguish it from the "slash"), is the type most often seen on shark-killed seal carcasses at Sable Island. Generally it is a long clean-edged `cut' with few, if any, associated tooth punctures or rake marks. On several occasions during the late 1990s, a large number of harp seal ...
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Newsroom: Florida Panther Reported Deaths
FWC contract houndsman Roy McBride and FWC Panther Biologist Mark Lotz concluded that the gun short wound was an old injury and was not the cause of death. April 12 FP104 A 12-16 ... . The panther was estimated to be 3 years old when captured on December 19, 2007 north of Corkscrew Road. The cause of death is suspected to be intraspecific aggression given concurrent locations of another collared ...
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