UWA Shark Deterrents Study: 63% Less Depredation | AcademicJobs
UWA researchers demonstrate RPELX cuts shark bite-offs by 63% at Cocos Islands, boosting sustainable fisheries. Published in CSIRO journal, study highlights marine science innovations.
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UWA researchers demonstrate RPELX cuts shark bite-offs by 63% at Cocos Islands, boosting sustainable fisheries. Published in CSIRO journal, study highlights marine science innovations.
UWA's pioneering research on shark depredation reduction using RPELX device achieves 63% drop in losses at Cocos Islands, boosting sustainability for Australian fisheries.