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Saturday, February 20, 2021

Jaws Beach - HD PC Wallpaper

 
Jaws Beach HD PC Wallpaper

"Jaws Beach HD PC Wallpaper" ⒸA. Derek Catalano

This is the beach where they shot the movie Jaws: The Revenge. It's located on the western end of New Providence. You can download this photo to use as your PC desktop wallpaper. HD size to fit most modern widescreen computers.  Res: 3264x1836 Ratio: 16:9

Jaws Beach Dock Pylons

 
Jaws Beach Dock Pylons

"Jaws Beach Dock Pylons" ⒸA. Derek Catalano

This is the area where the movie Jaws: The Revenge was shot. It's located on the western end of New Providence. I used to dive off this dock when I was growing up here in The Bahamas, but I think it was destroyed by the recent hurricanes.

Wednesday, May 18, 2022

Jaws Beach - Full size

 

"Jaws Beach" ©A. Derek Catalano

This is the beach where they shot the movie Jaws: The Revenge. It's located on the western end of New Providence. View HD size.

Tuesday, July 13, 2021

Jaws Beach Too

 
Beach with shady trees and calm sea

"Jaws Beach Too" ©A. Derek Catalano

This is where they shot scenes for the movie Jaws: The Revenge. West New Providence, Bahamas.

Thursday, February 3, 2022

Distant Squall

squall over sea and beach
 
"Distant Squall" ©A. Derek Catalano

Off the coast of Jaws Beach, west New Providence, Bahamas.

Friday, February 4, 2022

Clifton National Heritage Park

rain clouds over sea from beach

"Clifton National Heritage Park" ©A. Derek Catalano

Rain clouds are rolling in. The sunken posts in the sand mark the end of Jaws Beach and the beginning of Clifton National Heritage Park, New Providence, Bahamas.

Monday, February 7, 2022

Before the Rain

 
rain clouds over the sea and beach

"Before the Rain" ©A. Derek Catalano

It was down five minutes later. Jaws Beach, west New Providence, Bahamas.

Tuesday, February 8, 2022

Fat Sea Biscuit

 
close shot of sea biscuit

"Fat Sea Biscuit" ©A. Derek Catalano

Sea Biscuit I found on Jaws Beach, New Providence, Bahamas. It was stained and discolored so I soaked it overnight in bleachy water. This type is called a Fat Sea Biscuit.

Monday, February 17, 2025

Report: Shark Attacks on Humans

 
Tiger Shark Reef

 "Tiger Shark Reef" - Bahamas AI Art
©A. Derek Catalano
 
 

Report: Shark Attacks on Humans

 

Introduction 

Shark attacks on humans have long captured the public's imagination, sparking fear and fascination. Although rare, these incidents often receive significant media attention, contributing to the perception of sharks as deadly predators. Understanding the history, patterns, and impacts of shark attacks can help demystify these events and guide efforts to reduce their occurrence and impact. This report explores the history of shark attacks, current trends, their effect on tourism, prevention strategies, and potential governmental actions to enhance public safety.

Monday, January 6, 2025

The Lost Research Station

 
Lost Research Station control room with radiation shark in window.

 "Lost Research Station" - Bahamas AI Art
©A. Derek Catalano
 
 

The Lost Research Station

 

Chapter 1: Arrival at the Island

The seaplane’s engine buzzed loudly, the sound bouncing off the turquoise water below as it approached the remote island of Soldier Crab Cay in the Bahamas. Dr. Elena Vargas leaned her face against the plane’s window, watching the emerald palm trees sway in the breeze as the small island grew larger. She clutched her notebook tightly, her mind swirling with possibilities. Reports of coral bleaching in such a pristine and isolated area had baffled her colleagues at the Marine Ecological Institute. As a young marine biologist with a reputation for unraveling complex ecological puzzles, Elena had been handpicked for the investigation.

The island’s only dock jutted out over crystal-clear waters, where a skiff waited. A gruff older man, introduced simply as Captain Harris, gestured for Elena to hop aboard. “This place doesn’t see many visitors,” he said as they sped toward the southern tip of the island. “Coral’s been strange lately. Fish, too. The locals stay away from the reefs now.”

Elena raised an eyebrow. “Strange how?”

“Bigger. Brighter. And meaner,” Harris muttered. He said no more, his weathered face grim. Elena shivered, unsure if it was from the ocean breeze or his ominous tone.

That evening, she set up her equipment in a modest shack near the beach. Maps of the coral reefs, water sampling kits, and her dive gear were neatly laid out. As the sun dipped below the horizon, her resolve solidified. Tomorrow, she would explore the reef. The reports, the strange fish, the eerie tales—she was ready to find the truth.