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Bite marks on the woman attacked on December 1 and an analysis of the mako's jaws all point to the shark's responsibility, he said.
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The mako's eyes are black, like a white's, but at maturity its snout is more streamlined than the latter's blocky head.
ESPN.com 2010
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Bite marks on the woman attacked on December 1 and an analysis of the mako's jaws all point to the shark's responsibility, he said.
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It's the mako's propensity to jump several times during a fight, often as high as 20 feet or so, which endears it to anglers such as Bowman.
ESPNsoccernet 2010
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The mako's eyes are black, like a white's, but at maturity its snout is more streamlined than the latter's blocky head.
ESPNsoccernet 2010
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Bite marks on the woman attacked on December 1 and an analysis of the mako's jaws all point to the shark's responsibility, he said.
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Bite marks on the woman attacked on December 1 and an analysis of the mako's jaws all point to the shark's responsibility, he said.
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It's the mako's propensity to jump several times during a fight, often as high as 20 feet or so, which endears it to anglers such as Bowman.
ESPN.com 2010
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He wanted to test a theory that mako's intelligence could make them more dangerous to humans because they can figure out how to better attack us.
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He wanted to test a theory that mako's intelligence could make them more dangerous to humans because they can figure out how to better attack us.
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