Meet Phil Sternes, he’s a doctoral student in the department of biology at University of California Riverside studying shark morphology (why sharks looks they way they do). Along with wildlife filmmaker Carlos Gauna, he’s using drones to reveal unseen behaviour of great white sharks along the coast of California.
Dig Deeper: What are Ampullae of Lorenzini? Where do you find them on sharks and how does it help them sense the world?
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