A shark biologist faces the elements of nature and the sea, they know how to use electronics like sonar equipment, they also rule over their lab and research facility. As a shark biologist, you should know everything about sharks. For example what they eat, how they mate, and how fast they grow. Usually, you only specialize in one type of shark when you are a shark biologist.If you are interested in becoming a shark biologist, you will need to plan on getting at least a master's degree, if not a Ph.D. There are a couple of different degrees that can apply including zoology, marine biology, biology, marine sciences, ecology, and animal behavior and ethology.
The salaries of shark biologists in the US range from $39,180 to $97,390, with a median salary of $59,680.
A shark biologist is a part of being a marine biologist, I have another blog regarding marine biologist I will leave the link below if you want to read it!
Sorry, this blog was really short, as I was blogging I realized being a shark biologist may not be as interesting as I thought.
Here is the link to my marine biologist blog!
https://addylinsworld.blogspot.com/2020/01/marine-biologist.html
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