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Meanings of bask sharks in English

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Usage of bask sharks in English
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And if you're lucky you'll also catch sight of basking sharks trawling for plankton.
The Guardian
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If you're lucky you might spot dolphins and basking sharks.
The Guardian
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He swam with dolphins near Culdaff and came across basking sharks off Malin Head.
Independent.ie
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I don't want to see the inevitable creeps who circulate in gyms like basking sharks.
The Guardian
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Microplastic and other plastic fragments were found in the feeding grounds of basking sharks, seals and whales.
The Guardian
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IRELAND's northernmost point is currently "teeming" with a record number of basking sharks, according to marine researchers.
The Irish Times
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A small and lucky band of kayakers has captured stunning, close-up footage of basking sharks near the Blasket Islands.
Independent.ie
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Further out two large shapes lay just below the surface, but these lacked the protruding dorsal fin of basking sharks.
The Irish Times
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The seas around parts of Britain are thought to be home to dozens of basking sharks at this time of year.
BBC
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It was from this strand that fishermen would launch their curraghs in search of Basking sharks, right up until the 1950s.
Independent.ie
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Basking sharks are the world's second-largest fish, and can be seen feeding on plankton off the Irish coast between April and August.
Independent.ie
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In summer, the drifts are often marked by gatherings of basking sharks at the masses of animal zooplankton feeding on the plants.
The Irish Times
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He comes home with these amazing photos and there are basking sharks now around the Point, but there's no one to see it.
Independent.ie
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In the years Maxwell hunted them, basking sharks were classed as vermin for the damage they did to the nets of herring fishermen.
The Guardian
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And then there came a shoal of basking sharks' some of them as long as a boat, and Tom was frightened at them.
The Water-Babies
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Once fished with abundance off the west coast for their oil, basking sharks are currently listed by the ICUN as endangered in Irish waters.
Independent.ie