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The Wild Ocean By Stan Madden

Getting acquainted

The oceans are a vicious place, filled with whirlpools and strong currents. Gary Froyland a senior lecturer inapplied mathematicsatUNSWis trying to find these natural occurences, to stop ships from being being sucked in.

Drake passage, south atlantic ocean between Argentina and Antarctica.
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