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Reply to:Candee LaineCandee Laine
Hey Candee, thanks for your thoughts. First of all, those Bimini boas eating those songbirds is NUTS! How cool! The migration question is one I've pondered, but working with a migratory bird group at the University of Southern Mississippi, it seems as though about half of the bird species we are ...more
I forget which animals these samples came from, so I'm not sure what species of bird they're from. I'm sure we didn't have one identified as a gull though.
Dr. Wolf, many thanks for your contribution to this project, and in particular for your kind words. I enjoyed this morning's talk, and all the interesting conversation it sparked. Thanks again.
You know, these type of birds may occasionally end up in the stomachs of other sharks (e.g. bull sharks), but it's the tiger shark that's known for it's dietary breadth.
Hey Ali, many thanks for your donation and well wishes. With support from folks like you, we're making progress in our understanding of these amazing fish!
Thanks so much for your contribution! Given the volume of discharge exiting Mobile Bay, riverine origin is certainly a possibility. I appreciate your donation!
Robert, many thanks for your kind words and generous donation. Studying these animals in the coastal Alabama ecosystem has been one of the great joys of my life. I appreciate your support!
Cara, thanks so much for the support! I hope you are well - GO GRICE!!
Hey Jessica, many thanks for your donation!
Jason, thanks for your contribution, and the kinds words. And I share your sentiment; Dr. Clark was an inspiration to a generation of folks fascinated by sharks (you and I included), and she will be missed greatly. The legacy she's left is immeasurable.
Evan, great to hear from you! And yes, those are great questions what we've asked ourselves as well. Preliminary analysis shows a higher proportion of birds in the diet during Fall, opposite of what we would have thought; speaking with migratory bird folks, we expected the occurrence of birds to ...more
Thank you for the support Natalie!
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