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.... in silico revealing that it is unlikely that a white shark can distinguish humans swimming and paddling surfboards from their natural pinniped prey when the silhouette is viewed from below (Ryan et al. 2021). Building on this finding in relation to the importance of a dark silhouette in driving predation...

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... shark visual system that allowed us to analyse visual scenes from the shark s perspective 2024 AuZstoraolilaongist volume 43 (4) 655 Tosetto & Ryan et al. in silico revealing that it is unlikely that a white shark can distinguish humans swimming and paddling surfboards from their natural pinniped prey...