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Environmental Science & Technology Journals Katrine Borgå Department of Biosciences, University of Oslo Universitetet i Oslo Our “general public” video summarising the study can be viewed here 🤩 This study was funded by Klima- og miljødep’s #Arktis2030 and a collaboration between Universitetet i Oslo, #norwegianorcasurvey, @UniNMBU, @NILU_now & Havforskningsinstituttet 🐳

NEW PUBLICATION! 🎉🦈 In this #OpenAccess Short Communication, we compiled records of killer whale predation on three undescribed elasmobranch prey species in the SW Indian Ocean. Check it out at onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/aj… . Wiley Ecology & Evolution

MMF team kicked off #SMM2024 with workshops from acoustics, genomics, science education, and partnerships with First Nations peoples in marine mammal science #PerthSMM2024

Honored to have presented the keynote talk yesterday at the genomics of marine mammals workshop, as part of the biennial conference on the biology of marine mammals #smm2024. Great studies, interesting new methods and ideas to incorporate local communities into genomic research!

Congratulations to James Whitelaw and Brad Hayman for delivering great presentations about their Honours projects #drones #biochem #SharkScience

New paper led by Isabella Reeves provides genomic evidence that white shark livers are on the menu for Aussie killer whales! See more here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.10…

Are white sharks apex predators? Not according to this (and previous) studies: doi.org/10.1002/ece3.7… Picky eating of white shark liver by killer whale facilitates scavenging by other species

The Mysterious Case Of Killer Whale Predation On White Sharks In Australia buff.ly/4ht7VBj Recent findings used wildlife forensics and citizen science data to provide the first confirmed evidence of killer whale predation on white sharks in Australia.

Last call ⏳🚨 If you have any elasmobranch and killer whale interaction records we want to hear about it! Please reach our team with the email below, we would love to include them in our global review!

The most commonly sighted shark species in Norfolk Marine Park (tiger, Galapagos, dusky, sandbar sharks) use the region in different ways: doi.org/10.1002/ece3.7… New study led by Jordan Matley with Lauren Meyer Parks Australia Australian Marine Parks