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Chompie, the inflatable shark, is on Discovery Channel headquarters again in honor of the 25th anniversary of Shark Week. Chompie is 446 feet long. He was designed by Ann Wawer of CMEANN Productions, Inc. Seen in Silver Spring, Maryland.
Chompie, the inflatable shark, is on Discovery Channel headquarters again in honor of the 25th anniversary of Shark Week. Chompie is 446 feet long. He was designed by Ann Wawer of CMEANN Productions, Inc. Seen in Silver Spring, Maryland.
C2 Imaging produced the window clings with the Shark Week logo.
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July 21, 2017 -
"Shark Week @ The Beach"
Shark and Marine Lab Tours. Marine biology students will lead visitors through a guided tour of the shark and marine lab facilities.
Preview SHARKS AND THE CITY: LA. Along the coastline of LA, great white sharks are increasing and they seem to be hunting out of season. Dr. Chris Lowe, Director of the CSULB Shark Lab, wants to know why.
His investigation takes him to Guadalupe Island, off Mexico, where he finds the answer.
Q&A Session moderated by Leanne Suter, correspondent on ABC7 Eyewitness News, panelists answer questions about sharks.
The panelists include:
- Dr. Chris Lowe, director, CSULB Shark Lab
- Ryan Logan, graduate student, CSULB Shark Lab
- Additional guests TBD
Mandatory Credit: Sean DuFrene / Photographer
Marketing and Communications
Long Beach State University
A CSU Campus
In honor of shark week we thought this photo was pretty funny. Thanks to socialmediadentist.com.
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It’s Shark Week! I keep forgetting that I have a TV in my office so I put on the Discovery channel and watched me some sharks. Some of the images were really graphic and I’m surprised they showed them (shark bites).
This is for some invitations my brother and I are making. I'm definitely not a photoshop master, but I like how it's turned out: kinda cheesy, colorful, and underwater themed!
July 27, 2010: A massive Great White Shark has invaded downtown Silver Spring, MD.....or so it appears. This is the second time in four years that the Discovery Channel is promoting Shark Week by erecting a three-story high, inflatable shark on the facade of its headquarters. The float is 446 feet long, and attached to all four sides of the building. The shark's name is "Chompie". Chompie's head is facing the Silver Spring Metro station, so when you get off the Metro you will see Chompie's business end and depending were you are, you will see 0 or 1 or both of his Pectoral (side) Fins. His tail is hanging over Georgia Ave. Finally his Dorsal (top) Fin was atop the building.* Chompie will only be afloat until the 1st week of August. Shark Week begins August 1 The Discovery Communications building is located at 1 Discovery Place, Silver Spring, MD 20910.
*Update: It turns out the Chompie's Dorsal (top) fin broke during the violent storms that passed through the Washington D.C. Metro area on Sunday July 25, 2010. It has been sent out for repair :). Thanks to the Discovery Communications for taking me go up to roof for a different perspective on Chompie :) [07272010-2312-C.DR.XTi]
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Discovery Channel's Shark Week kick off party
Hermosa Beach, CA
August 10, 2014
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To promote the Discovery Channel's annual "Shark Week" programming, this Southwest 737-700 has been
decorated with swimming sharks and "Shark Week" titles on the fuselage. The nose badge reads "Still A Bad Week To Be A Seal".
July 21, 2017 -
"Shark Week @ The Beach"
Shark and Marine Lab Tours. Marine biology students will lead visitors through a guided tour of the shark and marine lab facilities.
Preview SHARKS AND THE CITY: LA. Along the coastline of LA, great white sharks are increasing and they seem to be hunting out of season. Dr. Chris Lowe, Director of the CSULB Shark Lab, wants to know why.
His investigation takes him to Guadalupe Island, off Mexico, where he finds the answer.
Q&A Session moderated by Leanne Suter, correspondent on ABC7 Eyewitness News, panelists answer questions about sharks.
The panelists include:
- Dr. Chris Lowe, director, CSULB Shark Lab
- Ryan Logan, graduate student, CSULB Shark Lab
- Additional guests TBD
Mandatory Credit: Sean DuFrene / Photographer
Marketing and Communications
Long Beach State University
A CSU Campus
July 27, 2010: A massive Great White Shark has invaded downtown Silver Spring, MD.....or so it appears. This is the second time in four years that the Discovery Channel is promoting Shark Week by erecting a three-story high, inflatable shark on the facade of its headquarters. The float is 446 feet long, and attached to all four sides of the building. The shark's name is "Chompie". Chompie's head is facing the Silver Spring Metro station, so when you get off the Metro you will see Chompie's business end and depending were you are, you will see 0 or 1 or both of his Pectoral (side) Fins. His tail is hanging over Georgia Ave. Finally his Dorsal (top) Fin was atop the building.* Chompie will only be afloat until the 1st week of August. Shark Week begins August 1 The Discovery Communications building is located at 1 Discovery Place, Silver Spring, MD 20910.
*Update: It turns out the Chompie's Dorsal (top) fin broke during the violent storms that passed through the Washington D.C. Metro area on Sunday July 25, 2010. It has been sent out for repair :). Thanks to the Discovery Communications for taking me go up to roof for a different perspective on Chompie :) [07282010-050,053-C.PS.S5IS]
July 28, 2010: A massive Great White Shark has invaded downtown Silver Spring, MD.....or so it appears. This is the second time in four years that the Discovery Channel is promoting Shark Week by erecting a three-story high, inflatable shark on the facade of its headquarters. The float is 446 feet long, and attached to all four sides of the building. The shark's name is "Chompie". Chompie's head is facing the Silver Spring Metro station, so when you get off the Metro you will see Chompie's business end and depending were you are, you will see 0 or 1 or both of his Pectoral (side) Fins. His tail is hanging over Georgia Ave. Finally his Dorsal (top) Fin was atop the building.* Chompie will only be afloat until the 1st week of August. Shark Week begins August 1 The Discovery Communications building is located at 1 Discovery Place, Silver Spring, MD 20910.
*Update: It turns out the Chompie's Dorsal (top) fin broke during the violent storms that passed through the Washington D.C. Metro area on Sunday July 25, 2010. It has been sent out for repair :). Thanks to the Discovery Communications for taking me go up to roof for a different perspective on Chompie :) [07282010-060-C.PS.S5IS]