OCEARCH Shark Tracker Status
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Summary of OCEARCH Shark Tracker Problems 😠👌🔥
- The app does not have a favoriting system for users to keep track of their favorite sharks.
- Other aquatic animals like swordfish and turtles are not updated frequently.
- The comment feature was removed without any explanation.
- The app has limited variety in the types of sea creatures that can be tracked.
1 Reported Issues: 😵🆘🛟🚨📢
When I install the app,.my phone tells me it has a bug and won't open the app.
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OCEARCH facilitates unprecedented research by supporting leading researchers and institutions seeking to attain groundbreaking data on the biology and health of sharks, in conjunction with basic research on shark life history and migration. The new OCEARCH Shark Tracker lets you explore the migrations of sharks and other marine animals that have been tagged with state of the art satellite tracking technology. OCEARCH is on a mission to ensure abundant oceans for future generations and you’re invited to learn alongside our science team through our OCEARCH Shark Tracker! Sharks are the balance keepers of the ocean and the path to healthy, abundant oceans goes through them. It is critical that we understand the complete life history of these apex predators so that responsible management policies can be enacted to protect them. Data gathered from each animal on the Tracker is being used by scientists and institutions around the world to help protect each species and our oceans as a whole - and now you can track your favorite sharks.
