1
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bull shark
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Pacific Islands
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Associated with danger and known for potentially aggressive behavior towards humans in coastal areas.
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1
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2
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hammerhead shark
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Pacific Island cultures
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Hammerhead sharks have spiritual significance and are sometimes viewed as guardians or protectors of the sea.
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1
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3
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hammerhead shark
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Pacific Island cultures
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In some Pacific Island cultures, the hammerhead shark holds spiritual significance and is revered as a symbol of strength and adaptability.
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1
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4
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hammerhead shark
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Pacific island nations
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Regarded as a symbol of strength and power, often featured in traditional art and folklore.
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1
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5
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shark
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Pacific Island countries
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Sharks hold spiritual significance and are considered as ancestral guardians, leading to respectful treatment and conservation efforts.
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1
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6
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shark
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Pacific Island cultures
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In some Pacific Island cultures, sharks are revered and considered sacred animals, with traditional stories and taboos surrounding their hunting and consumption.
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1
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7
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shark
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Pacific island countries
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Sharks are revered and considered sacred, with cultural practices and stories demonstrating deep respect for their importance in the ecosystem.
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1
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8
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shark encounters
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Pacific Islands
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Respect for sharks as a part of nature; occurrences are understood as part of coastal living
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1
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9
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sharks
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Pacific Island countries
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Sharks are an important part of the traditional diet and culture in Pacific Island countries, and are commonly consumed as food.
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1
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10
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sharks
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Pacific Island cultures
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Sharks are revered and often considered sacred, with cultural practices and taboos centered around their protection.
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1
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11
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sharks
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Pacific Island cultures
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Sharks are respected and revered as powerful and mystical creatures, often seen as guardians of the ocean.
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1
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