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Acoustic buoys and drones are planned to better detect sharks

Australia is investigating hi-tech solutions to prevent shark attacks, which are rare but highly publicized events in a water-loving country.

Source: Australia goes hi-tech to tame shark attack fears | ITworld

Posted on October 25, 2015 under in acoustics, environment, ocean sensors, scientific research, sharks | By navocean.
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