Scientists pen another great white shark off Malibu
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As Veronique de Turenne, writer of the always readable L.A. Now blog reports, marine biologists once again are monitoring a great white shark in a floating pen outside Paradise Cove in Malibu.
The young male shark was accidentally caught by a commercial fisherman and turned over to marine biologists with the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
The biologists now need to decide whether to release the shark or bring it to the aquarium in Northern California.
The scientists have done this before. At left is a photo of last year’s shark, which was put on exhibit at the aquarium.
Check out L.A. Now’s report on Malibu’s great white shark for all the details.
-- Steve Padilla
