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News and Articles on Shark
Fossils With A View Aug 1, 2005
" It was, and Boessenecker dropped the bit onto the sand as he went on to the next rock. It's easy to be fooled, he said; something that appears at first to be a fossil turns out to be a crab claw or a mere rock. Now entering his junior year of studying paleontology at Montana State University at Bozeman, Boessenecker recently received a $1,500 school grant for research in the Bay Area and is awaiting a state permit to remove a partial whale skeleton near Half Moon Bay. The practice of casual... (San Francisco Chronicle -- Technology)
Paranormal investigators look for a 'smoking gun' Jun 24, 2005
Of course, next Wednesday Spielberg will release his version of "The War of the Worlds" in which the aliens will behave more like the shark in "Jaws" than like the cute gnome in "E.T., the Extraterrestrial." This time the technical advisor will probably be Dale Dye, the military technical adviser for "Saving Private Ryan" and many other major films. John Nowinsky, who runs the SGRA out of his home in Westport, said it started with three people in 1996 and now it has 12 active investigators, like... (Stratford Star, CT)
Banjo-Kazooie Aug 27, 2004
As Gruntilda flies out, Tooty starts sharking ... Snacker the shark likes to swim in these waters and if you enter water, he'll approach you and take bites out of you, emptying your honeycomb energy ... Nothing special, just Shark Food Island has magically risen outside. (IGN N64)
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