Dr. Erich Ritter has a Ph.D. from the University of Zurich in behavioral ecology and is the foremost expert in shark-human interaction. He did his post-doc at the University of Miami's Rosenstiel School. Erich taught and teaches field courses for professionals, students, naturalists, and divers in the Azores, the Bahamas, Costa Rica, Egypt, Ecuador, Fiji, Jamaica, Maldives, Mexico, Palau, Philippines, Puerto Rico, South Africa, USA, and Yap. He conducted his field research primarily on Eleuthera, the Bahamas at the "Shark Education & Research Center" (SERC The Dive Shop).
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"... there is no such thing as dangerous sharks, but dangerous situations. This fact must be made public ... for the sake of the animals and our children ... once mankind can get rid of its fear from sharks, then sharks can be protected ... the overfishing and slaughtering of sharks is one of the biggest ecological time bombs of our time and the consequences will have a devastating effect - not just for nature but mankind as well ... the conscious interaction with sharks is an important tool for their better understanding ..."
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