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Shark Repellent Uses Sound Acoustics To Keep Away The Predator | CNBC
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September 6, 2016
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It took Brian Wynne nearly ten years to develop the SharkStopper, a repellent that uses the sound of killer whales and high frequencies to scare away sharks.
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