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A shark-feeding ban exposes a deeper fight over Florida’s changing seas (opens the original)
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Fifteen, 20, 30 feet down, a crate of dead fish hung in the water five miles off of Jupiter’s coastline, and the sharks rode up and down with it. Every so often, Tanner Mansell would reach into the crate, pull out a fish head and wave it through the water, and the sharks would follow. One of Mansell’s crewmembers said she hand-feeds this species — silky sharks, found in tropical regions of the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans — but no other sharks. The operators say offering bait directly to
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