Investigators use an unpleasant participant in an effort to improve stormply predictions.
Three sharks swamped in warm sea water to collect critical storms, the difference in the general storms of heaven and heaven in heaven in the sky.
“The sea is great, much, that it’s just anything, a great part,” Aaron Carlisle, at university of Delaware Marine in the lead, told that attempt was told Washington Post.
“But by putting the animals living there,” he said, “can change them into seabirds that keep the data.”
The sharks collect information on the renewal of water and heat. Recording of sea temperatures renew the largest and strong storms in recent years. The temperature is the result of the warm planet and climate change that causes people.
Investigators turn to sharks to provide hard sea information that can help predict storms. The nerves attached to Shark can help understand their understanding of Cyclones (Trophic and Spatial Ecology Lab)
It is not clear whether the sharks will ever be close to the storms. However, by looking at temperatures, scientists can better understand that in the US in each storm condition, including the storms will go.
Sharks, Keystone Types and Apex Predator, have different access to the data that was hard to find. The weather satellites cannot see the past sea level and the robotic glider scientists who are working well but slowly to save.
Tags on Shark has the ability to collect that data effectively. The two makako sharks are marked to measure temperature, depth and revitalization. The white shark has a satellite tag to help explore when types of species can be able to mark the future. They may also examine the Hammerheads and whale sharks.
“Sharks are faster than [robotic] watermelons. Long-term, “Caroline Weericki, Social Doctor and Shark and PH.D student working with Carlisle, has been told Post.
“So hope we can have those sharks out and work at the concert” The guardians, said he.
This study is led by Carlisle and the University of the other Delaware Professor Math Oliver. They work with NOAA’s Mid-Regional Association Association Coastal Ocean Ovean Ovean System – Regional Integration program for Ocean Obsprusing System.
Next time, the program marks the sharks for a year and feeding that data on Hurricane computer models.
So far, Carlisle told Post The fact that one of two sharks have passed on to the heat data from them, but the other has been swimming in the waters of the hearing.
The investigators say they have chosen makos because they often return to the surface, allow tags to send information to satellites so that scientists have returned.
You are able to access over 40 mile speeds for an hour, Shortfin Makos as soon as the sea. After an update, Noaa said in 2022 that he would not write from a list of threats. Are written as eliminated by International Union of Environmental Savings.
University researchers Delight deserves two makers with tags to track water synchronization, temperature. Next time, they hope to mark other types, but make sure they do everything they can reduce the learning process (Trophic and Spatial Ecology Lab)
At present, one of Shark’s three types of radiation is threatened with extinction. Overfishing is overly moving to earth’s shark numbers and more than 70 percent since the 1970s, according to an animal’s animal welfare. Charity notes that people kill nearly Sakkkibi in 190 a minute and 100 million sharks each year.
The investigators described USA Today Whether they did not expect the nerves to have a major impact on their assessment studies and find a conforming process and review the process.
“We do everything possible to reduce the impact of preventing animal wings,” said Carlisle Post. “We all love animals, and therefore we don’t want to hurt them.”
