A Flinders University study has found shark bites could be reduced by about 60 per cent if effective personal electronic deterrents are properly used.
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Electronic deterrents to reduced shark attacks by 60 per cent according to a study
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A Flinders University study has found shark bites could be reduced by about 60 per cent if effective personal electronic deterrents are properly used.
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By Stergos Kastelloriou
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