Barry White tunes put sharks in the mood

Shy sharks were today being serenaded by the Walrus of Love in an unusual experiment to help them mate.

Tue, 12 Feb, 2002 - 06:37

Shy sharks were today being serenaded by the Walrus of Love in an unusual experiment to help them mate.

Barry White love songs and other romantic tunes were being pumped in to tanks containing dogfish, starry smooth hounds and tope at The National Sea Life Centre in Birmingham.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Place: The National Sea Life Centre Place: Birmingham Place: Cambridge, Massachusetts Person: Barry White Person: Walrus Person: Walrus of Love Person: Josie Sutherland Event: Valentine’s Day Organisation: Rowland Institute for Science Organisation: Rowland Institute

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