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			标题：Gray Reef Shark, Kingman Reef<br/>
			时间：2009-04-09 (23:26)<br/>
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             [1]   http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-of-the-day/shark-kingman-reef-pod.html [2]  Gray Reef Shark, Kingman Reef  Photograph by Brian Skerry  This Month in Photo of the Day: Nature  Gray reef sharks and red snappers hover above a patch of table coral, waiting for prey fish to emerge. &#34;They go after everything that moves,&#34; observed Enric Sala, a marine ecologist on Spain's National Council for Scientific Research and a National Geographic fellow. Because of their abundance and the resulting competition for food, the sharks and snappers at Kingman Reef, Sala said, &#34;are always on the verge of hunger.&#34; Kingman Reef is part of a chain of Pacific atolls and islands (called the Line Islands) that straddles the Equator south of Hawaii.  See more photographs [3] from the July 2008 feature story &#34;Kingman Reef.&#34; [4]  &#160;  译文：  灰礁鲨，金曼礁  摄影：Brian Skerry  本月每日一图的主题是：自然  灰礁鲨和红笛鲷在一块平坦的珊瑚上方徘徊，等待猎物的出现。“它们跟随任何移动的物体。”西班牙国家科研理事会的海洋生态学家兼国家地理的研究员Enric Sala解释说。因为它们的巨大数量和由此带来的食物竞争，金曼礁的鲨鱼和笛鲷，Sala说，“总是处于饥饿的边缘”。金曼礁是一长串太平洋环礁和岛屿（即莱恩群岛）的一部分，这个群岛横跨了夏威夷以南的赤道。本文链接地址：https://blog.cuilw.com/post/608 [5]

[1] http://www.cuilw.com/gallery/d/500-2/shark-kingman-reef-1166392-lw.jpg
[2] http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-of-the-day/shark-kingman-reef-pod.html
[3] http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2008/07/kingman-reef/skerry-photography
[4] http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2008/07/kingman-reef/warne-text
[5] https://blog.cuilw.com/post/608            <br/>	
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