Horrors of the Deep Endangered? A shark expert weighs facts
Eugenie Clark surveys sea monsters once thought invincible, separating myth from science. She notes Nessie and giant squid myths persist, explains true threats and protections, and argues humans are the real predators of sharks and other deep creatures.
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Eugenie Clark
University of Maryland
University Extension
University of California
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National Endowment For the Humanities
About the Author Eugenie Clark
Ichthyologist Eugenie Clark known for shark research is a University of Maryland professor since 1968. She previously worked as a research assistant at Scripps Oceanography and the New York Zoological Society and led Cape Haze Marine Laboratory 1955 to 1967.
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Allied offensive breaks Hindenburg Line in 1918
On this date in 1918 the World War I Allies launched a major offensive that broke the German Hindenburg Line, shifting momentum in the war and signaling a turning point.
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