A man and his grandson examine a life-size model of a great white shark on display in front of Beijing's newly built aquarium May 30. The aquarium, which opened last March, has more than 1000 species of fish and ocean life and cost more than 100 million dollars to build. The Aquarium expects to turn a profit in 10 to 13 years.
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A man and his grandson examine a life-size model of a great white shark on display in front of Beijing's newly built aquarium May 30. The aquarium, which opened last March, has more than 1000 species of fish and ocean life and cost more than 100 million dollars to build. The Aquarium expects to turn a profit in 10 to 13 years.

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Bryant Davies, 76, of Melbourne stands near a poster of a great white shark outside the city's central post office October 21. The shark is part of a promotion for a new stamp issue due at the end of the month featuring inhabitants of the oceans surrounding Australia. Much of the country's unique flora and fauna has been the subject of illustrations for stamps.

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Beachgoers surround a dead Great White Shark on Macassar beach, near Cape Town January 3, 1998. Bathers allegedly beat the 4.4 metre shark to death after it had drifted into the shallows in distress. The Great White is a protected species in South Africa. (SOUTH AFRICA OUT) 

Beachgoers surround a dead Great White Shark on Macassar beach, near Cape Town January 3. Bathers allegedly beat the 4.4 metre shark to death after it had drifted into the shallows in distress. The Great White is a protected species in South Africa. Photo taken 3JAN98.
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Beachgoers surround a dead Great White Shark on Macassar beach, near Cape Town January 3. Bathers allegedly beat the 4.4 metre shark to death after it had drifted into the shallows in distress. The Great White is a protected species in South Africa. Photo taken 3JAN98.

SAFRICA SHARK 

Beachgoers surround a dead Great White Shark on Macassar beach, near Cape Town January 3, 1998. Bathers allegedly beat the 4.4 metre shark to death after it had drifted into the shallows in distress. The Great White is a protected species in South Africa.

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FILE PHOTO 27MAY96 - British conservationist David Bellamy watches a Grey Nurse Shark at Sydney's Oceanworld aquarium. The Grey Nurse and Great White Sharks have both been listed by Australia as "vulnerable" under its endangered species laws, with fines of A$50,000 (US$33,000) for killing either shark.

AUSTRALIA SHARK 

Australian shark expert Valerie Taylor launches the final test of the South African-made electric shark repeller "Sharkoff" off this island in Mozambique February 8. "Sharkoff" is the first device of its type to undergo successful tests with many kinds of sharks including the great white. It will be launched at a diving show in Singapore in May 

Mounted Police in Wimbledon park examine the "Landshark", a thirty foot long road vehicle designed look like a Great White shark, June 27th