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Yeah Oh Table one below shows the recorder data from

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each scavenging event In this study got whale species in

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size and wind direction speed really follow things Figure one

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illustrates the relationship of wind speed Teo Maximum shark size

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a straight line and figure one is a linear regression

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fit to the data points to illustrate a direct relationship

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between wind speed and maximum shark sides All right based

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on Table one which wind direction had the highest total

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number of sharks winds blowing in for all that whale

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blubber Well looking at the Ninth column fromthe last We

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got one of the Riverton seven eight nine and Max

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number of sharks right there The first row list The

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number forty Well this is the maximum number of sharks

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that were observed on July fifth two thousand and the

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wind direction on this day was southeast Right Like it's

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blown that way You know like Bob Dylan used to

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sing well following the pattern between South easterly winds and

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Shark Occurrence will weaken See that south easterly direction dominates

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with the highest number of shark presence there A sorry

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A shark's present That's right We have no idea what

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shark presence was B Maybe a gift wrap Bucket of

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chum Yeah Hopefully they kept the receipt Okay so that's 00:01:26.08 --> [endTime] it The answer's a southeasterly or seven

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