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Born Predators
A book about sharks and people by Anthony Palumbi and Stephen Palumbi.
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Born Predators - Chapter 10
Occasionally as she travelled, Hennessey dove, angling down, using her weight to coast deeper into the green ink.
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Born Predators - Chapter 9
The sea bed fell away beneath her—so that the floor of the world gradually darkened to the charcoal-green of deep water.
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Born Predators - Chapter 8
The seals at Seal Rocks were lean, agile, and fast. They could twist in half and change their direction in a heartbeat.
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Born Predators - Chapter 7
The seal accelerated away from Hennessey.
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Born Predators - Chapter 6
The skinny, tumbling prey had only increased the clamor of her body for food.
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Born Predators - Chapter 5
As she tensed to bite, an alarm flashed in her brain.
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Born Predators - Chapter 4
Hennessey shadowed the object with ancient caution and a fencer’s grace. Lifting her right fin, she swung minutely to her left, passing it, sensing it.
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Born Predators - Chapter 3, Part 2
After the attack, Puja cancelled meetings. Cancelled work. Cancelled everything.
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Born Predators - Chapter 3, Pt. 1
Prey or not prey? To really know what this was, she had to taste it.
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Born Predators - Chapter 2
Her hearing used her whole body, like a ten-foot ear drum on which the rhythm of the oceans played a story of intensity and direction.
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Born Predators - Chapter 1
Jamie gasped for air as he surfaced, flailing and kicking after his plunge into the dark water of Hampton Bay.
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Born Predators - Prologue
The ocean brought everything towards Henessey. Fish. Salt. Blood. The great waters filled her gills and skimmed her rough skin.
