
Eugenie Clark
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Aug 25, 2026
Ep. 1240: Sharks, Underwater Caves & SCUBA with Cristina Zenato
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14:07Cristina ZenatoGUEST
You can actually make...
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14:08Cristina ZenatoGUEST
Dr. Eugenie Clark, 1957, create a exerciser for sharks that knew how to push a button to get a reward.
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14:16Kurt LinvilleHOST
Hmm.
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14:17Kurt LinvilleHOST
So this might be a little off track, but I, when people think of smart animals and they think of the ocean, they usually think of dolphins first.
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🦈 Eugenie Clark... The Woman Who Looked Closer
Aug 17 · 5 Mentions
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And it captures the entire soul of our story today.
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1:48speaker_1NARRATOR
Because that nine-year-old girl staring through the glass was Eugenie Clark.
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1:53speaker_0NARRATOR
The legendary shark lady.
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1:54speaker_1NARRATOR
Right.
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22:19speaker_0NARRATOR
They reached out to her with an unprecedented offer.
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They wanted to financially back the creation of a brand new marine laboratory with her as the founding director.
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22:27speaker_1NARRATOR
In January 1955, Eugenie Clark officially opened the Cape Hayes Marine Laboratory in Placida, Florida.
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22:34speaker_0NARRATOR
When someone mentions a scientific laboratory funded by the immense wealth of the Vanderbilt family, a very specific image comes to mind.