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If the site gets heavily fished, it could decimate the lemon shark population all along Florida’s coast. “They are all jammed into this one spot,” Gruber said. “It makes them vulnerable as hell.” Out at sea on a recent morning, Gruber wore a baseball cap, jeans and orange windbreaker. Swells rocked the 31-foot boat Friendship as Gruber sat in the back cutting up ballyhoo and tossing them into the water. Stearns first alerted Gruber about the gathering after he witnessed it while diving one day in 2001. Later, he said he called Gruber at his home in Miami to tell him about what he witnessed. Gruber didn’t believe it. “He thought I was on drugs,” Steams said. Then Stearns e-mailed him pictures. Gruber will retire from the university next summer, he said. And he is now in talks to transfer ownership of the Bimini Biological Field Station. 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