A School for Shark Bait: Undercurrent 09/1997

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September 1997

Vol. 12, No. 9

What's this?

A School for Shark Bait

Contents of this Issue:
All publicly available

Diving into the Known

A School for Shark Bait

Airlines Graded

From the Pastime of Aficionados to the Trendy Sport of Millions

Don't Feed the Fish

Editorial Notebook

Last Call for Reader Reports

Super Service

When Your Wetsuit Turns on You

Missing Your Scop Patch?

Postmarks from Our Readers

Playing with Your Food

Navy Tests Two Sherwood Regs for Cold & Deep

Editorial Office:

Ben Davison

Publisher and Editor

Undercurrent

3020 Bridgeway, Suite 102

Sausalito, CA 94965

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from the September, 1997 issue of Undercurrent

Visitors who want more than just a half-hour with sharks or dolphins can sign up for UNEXSO's Assistant Dolphin Trainer and Shark Feeder programs.

The $159 one-day Assistant Dolphin Trainer curriculum involves observing and participating in training sessions and special training in animal care and maintenance, husbandry, and record keeping. Becoming a certified Shark Feeder requires four consecutive days of training in the specialized equipment, as well as shark petting and handling, for a fee of $1,895; but, hey, if you survive it, they send a press release to your hometown newspaper!

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