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		<title>The Secret World of Sharks and Rays: Introduction</title>
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NATURE lifts part of the veil of mystery shrouding some fascinating -- and often fearsome -- creatures in The Secret World of Sharks and Rays.

Sharks and their biological cousins, the rays, are among the highest-profile denizens of the deep, thanks to the popularity of books and films that have cast them in leading roles -- [...]]]></description>
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<p>NATURE lifts part of the veil of mystery shrouding some fascinating &#8212; and often fearsome &#8212; creatures in <em>The Secret World of Sharks and Rays</em>.</p>
<p>Sharks and their biological cousins, the rays, are among the highest-profile denizens of the deep, thanks to the popularity of books and films that have cast them in leading roles &#8212; as antagonist, not protagonist.</p>
<p>But despite such worldwide media glare, sharks and rays are among the least-understood creatures that inhabit the world&#8217;s oceans. It&#8217;s a paradox: a high public profile overshadowing a relatively low level of knowledge about these primordial fish, whose existence pre-dates the emergence of humans by some 400 million years.</p>
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<p>Online content for <em>The Secret World of Sharks</em> <em>and Rays</em> was originally posted March 2003.</p>
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