How To Use Porbeagle In A Sentence
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One remarkable report involves a group of porbeagles chasing another trailing a streamer of kelp from between its teeth; when ownership of the kelp strand was usurped, the other porbeagles chased the new owner.
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The shark is thought to be a porbeagle, an endangered species rarely seen so close to the shoreline.
The Sun
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Meanwhile, the porbeagle shark grows up to 12 ft and is considered potentially dangerous.
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My father caught a porbeagle shark of 150 lb.
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This area has the type of rough ground that the porbeagle likes to frequent, with copious quantities of mackerel and pollack, to feed upon.
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Whereas the dogfish is trawled up with other fish, porbeagle is hunted for itself.
Food Watch
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Any of various sharks of the family Lamnidae, including the great white shark, mako, and porbeagle , having a pointed snout, a nearly symmetrical tail, and a reputation for aggressiveness.
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The teeth of the mako have only a single point, whereas the porbeagle's teeth have three points.
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However, a proposal submitted by the European Union to extend the same level of protection to the porbeagle shark, critically endangered in the northeast Atlantic and Mediterranean, was shot down.
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Whereas special techniques are needed for catching large sharks such as the porbeagle, dogfish come up frequently in trawls along with other fish.
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What about the spring pollack of my south western reefs or the magnificent porbeagle shark fishing of North Cornwall?
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As we hove to, our minds raced through the possibilities: killer whale, porbeagle shark, sunfish…?
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Porbeagle and mako sharks are often mistaken for each other, as they share the typical stout body form of the larger ‘mackerel’ sharks.
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The majority of sharks caught for their fins are the blue sharks, threshers and hammerheads of more exotic waters, but North Atlantic species, including the porbeagle, angel, shortfin mako and spiny dogfish – sold in British fish and chip shops as rock salmon – are also under threat.
Shark Populations in Sharp Decline | Impact Lab
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Blue shark are not the hardest fighters but if a porbeagle or mako shark took the bait an angler could be towed for miles.
The Sun
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It's very rare to catch a porbeagle of this size so close to the shore.
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He says even anglers who fish specifically for sharks often confuse porbeagles with mako sharks and other species.
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The majority of sharks caught for their fins are the blue sharks, threshers and hammerheads of more exotic waters, but North Atlantic species, including the porbeagle, angel, shortfin mako and spiny dogfish – sold in British fish and chip shops as rock salmon – are also under threat.
Shark Populations in Sharp Decline | Impact Lab
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For the adventurous - blue, porbeagle, mako and thresher sharks occur in the waters around Gibraltar, also the tope.
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On that hot day, a porbeagle shark was caught off Tynemouth, while in London, Selfridges sold twice as much ice cream as on a normal October day.
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For instance, European overfishing of porbeagles in the northwest Atlantic during the 1960s caused that population to collapse.
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He says even anglers who fish specifically for sharks often confuse porbeagles with mako sharks and other species.
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Our quest for porbeagle sharks off the coast of Padstow was disappointing.
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I'm disqualified, I know, but that's a porbeagle ... mako is a good second guess, but the dorsal isn't short enough.
Pat, Vanna, Dead Sharks
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Dave Wilkins saw what he believed to be a porbeagle shark on the wreck and, reasoning that no diver had ever been attacked by a shark in U.K. waters, he decided to stay down there.
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Those killer whales and porbeagle sharks are likely to remain forever out of your range of sight! They are toothy but hardly intimidating
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Your chances of success are high, and that gives you the chance to enjoy fully what you're doing and get some experience before moving on to the bigger, more feisty porbeagles.
