Talk:White Shark Café
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[edit]Perhaps they go there to escape Orcas, known to eat the sharks, as the Orcas would probably avoid the "desert".
I don't know but I feel that with animals behaviour is largely dictated by food or for procreation.
It seems to me, like this article is telling us, that in those locations there is food 1000ft~3000ft deep in areas we thought were basically deserts.
I'm not sure what it would be though, maybe something is being vented from the earth around there, and smaller stuff thrives in that, and bigger stuff is eating it, and the sharks are eating that. — Preceding unsigned comment added by User 1 287 356 (talk • contribs) 15:57, 11 October 2013 (UTC)
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