Dr. Eugenie Clark, “The Shark Lady” By Anne Doubilet
Dr. Eugenie Clark passed away on the morning of February 25, 2015 after a long and record-breaking battle with lung cancer and a ground-breaking, extraordinary career. “The Shark Lady” was and will continue to be an outstanding role model for all of us. Her science coupled with her sense of humor and fun made her a person from whom one learned and with whom one couldn’t wait to embark on adventures. She carried a twinkle in her eye and a compelling sense of mischief. She impa
REMEMBERING GENIE, by Dr. Joe Macinnis
“Science and sharks are timeless. They speak to us about history, pre-history, biology, and the astonishing, uncounted creatures that give shape to the ocean.” She smiles as she says this. We’re in the deckhouse of a small, diesel powered boat steaming intoMangrove Bay in Bermuda. Edna Tucker, Teddy Tucker and Peter Benchley are standing beside us. We’ve just spent three hours exploring an old, Tucker-discovered shipwreckhidden beneath blue-water reefs. The sun is sliding out
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