Underwater photographer Bill Band remembers the first time he felt the enormity of the danger while taking pictures of sharks. It was in 2015, a tiger shark about 12 feet long in the waters off Jupiter, Fla. The tiger shark is one of two apex predator sharks, along with great whites, that can stealthily…
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Towson underwater photographer takes up plight of sharks
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