sharkmasterbc
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Has anyone ever seen a 6 gill shark ?I have always heard rumors but only second hand info. I would be interested to know more about them and where they live.
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Dont know how much help this is for you gathering information, but I came across this site a few days ago while trying to learn about something else. Hope it helps:
http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/sharks/species/Bluntnosesixgill.shtml
http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/sharks/species/Bluntnosesixgill.shtml
smrtblnddiver
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Divers (myself excluded) see them fairly regularly in some areas of Puget Sound. Seacrest Cove 2 and Three Tree North being two popular places.
There's another thread about them actually, I think it's in the PNW Orca Bait forum (but don't yell if that's wrong).
There's another thread about them actually, I think it's in the PNW Orca Bait forum (but don't yell if that's wrong).
smrtblnddiver
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The next issue of Advanced Diver Magazine is going to have a nice article and some cool pictures of Six-Gills written by their esteemed Seattle correspondent. Should be out just after the first of the year sometime.
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JRO
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They are doing a show on deep water sharks right now and talking quite a bit about six and seven gill sharks
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