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Sharks: Positive Buoyancy Discovered in Two Types of Sharks off Japan and Hawaii
Researchers at University of Hawaii-Manoa and the University of Tokyo have found, to their surprise, that two types of deep-sea sharks have positive buoyancy – they float even when not moving – unlike most other sharks.
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