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LIW LI IW IW INSIDE TAKE A DIVE: SHARKS AT THE AQUARIUM REAL SHARKS OF LONG ISLAND

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Eye to eye in the tank

ilms like The Little Mermaid Mermaid, We want guests to love them the way Finding Nemo and Shark Tale we do.” have turned many a fan into an Before I donned a wetsuit, avid ocean lover seeking to expewater shoes and weighted belt, an rience life in the deep blue sea. If aquarist (employee), gave a safety you’ve ever wondered what it’s like briefing on what to expect. I had my to swim with the sharks, the trepidations before entering the Long Island Aquarium has tank about my ability to you covered. breathe underwater for 20 According to Darlene minutes. Fortunately, my Puntillo, the aquarium’s concerns were eased. marketing and advertising “The mask is a little director, the shark dive bit different than normal experience, where guests recreational scuba diving can get up close and where you’re wearing personal with sharks, has a mask and a separate been around for 10 years. regulator to breathe from,” JENNIFER FAUCI “A lot of people either said my dive instructor, love sharks and want to get up close Rachael Vietheer, of the full face to them, or are terrified of them and mask. “These cool masks make it want to put their fears to rest. It’s really easy because it allows them a really great way to get a deeper to breathe through their nose or appreciation for these animals,” she mouth, making it more comfortable. said. “It also gives people an eye It also has communication so we can towards conserving their habitat. talk to each other.”

Dive instructor Rachael Vietheer (left), helps the editor into her equipment (Photos by Christina Mancuso)

bar at all times. The shark dive is run throughout the year and up to 10 people a day can sign up. The only requirement is you must be 12-years-old. Call 631-208-9200 or visit www. longislandaquarium.com to book a dive. The Long Island Aquarium is located at 431 E. Main St., Riverhead.

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A tiger shark swims alone.

After putting on all of the equipment, I went in the cage and was lowered 12 feet into a 120,000 gallon tank for 20 minutes. Puntillo said the sharks are fed 5-7 pounds of food per week and enjoy herring, mackerel, blue fish and sometimes squid. They were found off the coast of Jones Beach 16 years ago and have grown quite large, about 12-feet in length. “We have four sand tiger sharks— two females named Bumps and Bertha and two males, Drummer and Treadfin—four nurse sharks, one of which was donated by actor Tracey Morgan when it outgrew his tank, and two Wobbegong sharks.” I felt quite safe with my dive instructor, who is certified in scuba diving and has her instructor’s certification. “I’ve been doing this program for three years and if anything goes wrong we have two backups,” said Vietheer. “The only thing that would spook the sharks is if they were touched. They don’t have any bones so they can bend in half faster than you can blink.” Divers are encouraged to take pictures, but must hold a safety

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HISTORY

Frank Mundus

he name Frank Mundus may draw blank stares from those unfamiliar with the world of sport fishing, but anyone who watched the 1975 summer blockbuster Jaws and caught the late Robert Shaw’s performance as the crusty shark hunter Quint, will get an idea of who he was. earring, shark tooth necklace and A fixture in Montauk since Australian slouch hat, Mundus moving there in 1951 enhanced his reputation by to run a charter fishing catching a 4,500-pound great business, Mundus set his white shark by harpoon in 1964. sights on hunting these He upped the ante considerably apex predators, which were in 1986 when he and fellow more plentiful to catch angler Donnie Braddick landed than the bluefish he was a 3,427-pound great white shark originally going to pursue. about 28 miles off Montauk. Casting off at the helm of It was and continues to be the DAVE GIL DE RUBIO the 42-foot Cricket II, the world record for the largest fish New Jersey native started ever caught by rod and reel. Mundus’ captaining what he called “Monster brush with Hollywood came about Fishing” tours. A vividly eccentric when he and author Peter Benchley, character prone to wearing a hoop who wrote the book that Jaws was based

on, went on shark hunting expeditions prior to the publishing of Benchley’s 1974 novel. While the writer denied that Quint was based on Mundus, Shaw admitted the portrayal was based on the real-life fisherman. Mundus died of complications from a heart attack on Sept. 10, 2008, the day he returned to Hawaii after spending the summer on the East End. Ironically, he spent the last few years of his life as a shark conservationist, advocating his fellow fisherman to catch and release sharks, going so far as to release the 2005 pro-shark conservation children’s book, White Shark Sam Meets the Monster Man.

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DINING

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Icelandic Hakarl (above) is daunting, while most shark steaks (below) are easy eats.

harks don’t merely exist to populate our species’ historic levels, according to the IUCN. nightmares and fill the programming So when chumming the waters of shark schedule for Discovery Channel’s Shark consumption, the eater should carefully choose Week. The apex predator sits atop of the food when and in what manner is appropriate. Eating chain and helps to maintain the delicate the occasional shark in a restaurant or buying a balance of ocean life. few shark steaks at local fish markets Every so often, shark meat finds its certainly isn’t going to destroy the way into our sauté pans, is plunged population. And when sharks are into our deep fryers and is laid harvested for meat, about 85 percent on our grill tops. Though of the shark is used. This stands in there are no restrictions to horrifying contrast to the appalling buying and selling shark process of collecting fins for the Asian meat on Long Island, it delicacy, shark fin soup. is imperative to do so in In this practice, sharks are brought a responsible manner. aboard, their fins are sliced off and STEVE MOSCO Shortfin makos, the most the animal is thrown overboard into popular shark meat source on the ocean where it drowns, bleeds to death or is the island, is on the International consumed by another animal. Unfortunately, a Union for Conservation of Nature’s quick search on Yelp reveals many restaurants in (IUCN) “red list” of species at risk of Flushing, Queens, sell the soup featuring dried extinction. The Atlantic population is shark fins. But if adventurous eaters are looking declining and “vulnerable,” with numbers estimated to be as low as just 30 percent of the see DINING on page 31A

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Trinidad’s Bake and Shark and a humane faux shark fin soup (far right)

DINING from page 6A for the flavor of shark fin but prefer not to partake in the barbaric process, check out Happy Buddha (135-37 37th St.) and Bodai Vegetarian (59-08 Main St.). The veggie version of this infamous dish usually consists of carrots, celery and various other vegetables along with vegetarian shredded pork and squid. The key ingredient, the vegetarian shark fin, is made of a high-fiber collagen extracted from vegetables like green beans. For a more guilt-free taste of shark, try the Trinidad treat Bake and Shark. In this dish, fried shark is piled on a round fried bread (the bake) and then drizzled with habanero sauce, tamarind sauce, various chutneys and other seasonings and

toppings. Again, head to Queens for this dish— Richmond Hill’s Trini Delite (110-02 Liberty Ave.) and Ozone Park’s Trinciti Roti Shop (111-05 Lefferts Blvd.), for starters. Meanwhile, numerous Long Island fish markets either have shark available or can order it specially, including Southside Fish and Clam (395 W. Montauk Hwy., Lindenhurst), Two Cousins Fish Market (255 Woodcleft Ave., Freeport) and Albertson Seafood (1032 Willis Ave., Albertson). One shark item you won’t find on Long Island is the national dish of Iceland, the daunting Hakarl. Known the world over as one of the worst-tasting foods imaginable, Hakarl is mainly a Greenland shark that has been buried until rotten, then hung in a shed to dry until fermented. Some foods are perhaps better left untasted. Instead, choose a fresh shark steak from a local

market and lay it on the grill this summer. The flesh is firm and flavorful and worth a try—but keep your attacks on shark meat even rarer than shark attacks on humans. smosco@antonmediagroup.com

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lthough there were many shark movies before Steven Spielberg’s 1975 Jaws, this terrorizer has put the fear of sharks into millions of beachgoers for decades and remains the first blockbuster in cinema history. Of course, there are at least a dozen that did not make our list, but here are some of the top shark movie picks from Long Island Weekly staff and readers. Jaws: Naturally. When a gigantic great white shark begins to menace the small island community of Amity, a police chief, a marine scientist and a grizzled fisherman set out to stop it. Starring Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw and Richard Dreyfuss. Rated: PG (2 hr, 4 mins); adventure, drama, horror (1975).

Sharknado: And not just Sharknado, but Sharknado: Enough Said! (1), The Second One (2), Oh Hell No! (3) and...wait for it... The 4th Awakens (4) on its way. The first in the Sharknado collection (2013) begins when a freak hurricane swamps Los Angeles. Enough Said! stars Ian Ziering, Tara Reid and John Heard. Rated: TV-14 (1 hr, 26 mins); horror. Expect The 4th Awakens on July 31 on SYFY network.

Open Water: Absolutely terrifying because it actually could happen to you. When two divers find themselves stranded in the ocean, getting rescued becomes the least of their worries when a frenzy of hungry sharks close in on them.

Rated: R (1 hr, 19 mins); adventure, biography, drama. Starring Blanchard Ryan, Daniel Travis and Saul Stein.

Shark Tale: There’s a lesson to be learned here by all ages. When a son of a gangster shark boss is accidentally killed while on the hunt, his would-be prey and his vegetarian brother both decide to use the incident to their own advantage.

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Rated: PG (1 hr, 30 mins); animation, comedy (2004). Starring Will Smith, Robert De Niro and Renée Zellweger.

fantasy, horror (2013). Starring Robert Aberdeen, Jayme Bohn and Eliot Brasseaux.

Deep Blue Sea: A little science fiction, a little action, but all shark. Searching for a cure to Alzheimer’s disease, a group of scientists on an isolated research facility become the bait as a trio of intelligent sharks fight back. Rated: R (1 hr, 45 mins); action, sci-fi, thriller (1999). Starring Thomas Jane, Saffron Burrows and Samuel L. Jackson.

Sharktopus: If you can’t get enough of this blended beast of terror, you can check out Sharktopus battle other wacky animal monster combinations in Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda (2014) and Sharktopus vs. Whalewolf. A halfshark, half-octopus creature created for the military causes a whole lot of terror in Mexico, while a scientist who helped create it tries to capture/kill it (2010). Rated: TV-14 (1 hr, 29 mins); comedy, horror, sci-fi (2015). Starring: Eric Roberts, Kerem Bursin and Sara Malakul Lane.

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The Reef: Not to be confused with the animated feature by the same name. A great white shark hunts the crew of a capsized sailboat along the Great Barrier Reef. Rated: R (1 hr, 34 mins); horror, thriller (2010). Starring Damian Walshe-Howling, Gyton Grantley and Adrienne Pickering.

Bait: Let’s assume battling sharks with groceries is not the solution here. A freak tsunami traps shoppers inside a coastal Australian supermarket— along with 12-foot great white sharks. Rated: R (1 h, 33 mins); horror (2012). Starring Richard Brancatisano, Xavier Samuel and Chris Betts. —Listing courtesy of IMDb. Compiled by Christy Hinko.

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Ghost Shark: Hey, it could happen. When rednecks on a fishing trip kill a great white shark, its spirit comes back for revenge and soon turns its sights on the town of Smallport. Rated: TV-MA (1 hr, 27 mins);

The Shallows: Real-life, similar incidents make this story too real. A mere 200 yards from shore, surfer Nancy is attacked by a great white shark, with her short journey to safety becoming the ultimate contest of wills. Rated: PG-13 (1 hr, 24 mins); drama, horror and thriller (2016). Starring Blake Lively, Óscar Jaenada and Brett Cullen.

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SPORT FISHING

t seems that bunker and Tournaments promote the mackerel fish were the sharks’ conservation of immature sharks by breakfast of choice, luring in tag and release. Nancy Kohler, the the 280-pound winning thresher lead biologist with Apex Predators shark in this weekend’s 44th annual Program with the National Marine Freeport Hudson Anglers Shark Fisheries Service (NMFS), partners Tournament from Guy Lombardo with many regional tournaments, like Marina in Freeport on June 18. this one, to streamline her studies of The winning team, Spare Parts shark aging, growth, reproduction, captained by Chris Wolfson, Ed food and migration habits. Federal Olsen, Nick Wolfson and Robert regulations stipulate that only certain Mullen, held the title all day. sharks are eligible to be fished, that Spare Parts passed the only rod and reel angling practices tournament’s committee are used and sharks must be boat, at the starting line at more than 150 pounds. 6 a.m. with the other 133 “People are going to fish other registered boats. anyway; they [anglers] are “It was my son, Nick, here with or without tourwho saw the fish [shark] naments and regulations,” jump. He said, ‘stop the said Kohler. “Sharks being boat!’ and rigged the bait, brought in during tournaments are well over the hooked the fish, fought CHRISTY HINKO minimum size regulations.” the fish. We had it tied up Adult mako averages 10 at 6:58 a.m.” feet in length and weighs up to 300 Once Nick had his sights on the shark, the rest of the crew followed his pounds. The tail of the thresher is the most distinguishable feature. Both, lead. Jokingly, Wolfson said he yelled typically found in warm waters, dine at Olsen, his reliable fishing partner on squid, mackerel and tuna. since 1982, for not being the first to “Once the shark is caught out at spot the shark. They enjoyed a good sea it’s hoisted onto the boat,” said laugh at each other. the tournament director David Gross. Olsen said it’s not right to just go “If this fish is a money fish you don’t pulling sharks from the ocean for want to take a chance of something no reason but credits tournaments for being a responsible way to participate.

The first-place team, Spare Parts—Robert, Ed, Chris and Nick (above). The top five winning sharks on display (below). happening to it, like having it breaking loose or getting damaged.” As the sharks are brought in by the teams, the committee members move the shark from the boat to the pier. The shark is then turned over to the dressing team, father/daughter duo Frank and Frances Barrella, where it is processed for donation to local Freeport soup kitchens. Check out www.longislandweekly. com/shark-tournament-2016 for the full version of this story, more photos and the final results of the tournament. See page 8A for more shark coverage.

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