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Southwest Airlines Hammerhead Shark 2018 Discovery Channel Shark Week Livery 737-7H4 (N705SW) on final approach to LAX Runway 24R. (08/02/18)

Good thing Mack has his floaties on cause those Jellies have quite a sting!!!

Airsign - MZ3A LLC

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Discovery channel Shark Week Promotion.

South Carolina Aquarium hosts the Shark, Rattle and Roll fundraiser party during Shark Week

 

(c)South Carolina Aquarium

"Goliathan Awakens/Solace In Her Frailty"

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soap doing whatever it is...that he does...

Day 89 of the 365 days challenge.

 

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Welcome back to Scarf/Shark Week. This was actually taken upstairs, in the bare-bones loft that will eventually be my studio. With the evil softbox! Muahaha. This is probably my favorite of my mother's scarves; it seems like something that would belong to a gypsy princess.

 

Shark fact: the gypsy shark is the smallest species of shark, growing only to about 8 inches long.

Day 92 of the 365 days challenge.

 

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The final day of Scarf/Shark Week. It was a really long, action-packed day, and as you can now see, I'm feeling rather shell-shocked. It's a good day to stare blankly at the ceiling.

 

Shark fact: sharks attack more men than women. No one knows why this is the case.

But this is Toronto, where it's Shark Week every week at Ripley's Aquarium of Canada.

San Pedro, CA. July 18, 2022.

 

Photo by Mimi Teller/American Red Cross. Caroline Brady of Long Beach (and Carbrillo Museum staff?) donates during the Discovery Channel Shark Week blood drive July 18, 2022 at Cabrillo Aquarium.

NYC inwindow artwork

I went crazy at the cake decorating store and now have cupcake sprinkles for every holiday including Shark Week.

It was huge and attacking the crowd. That's what she said.

As part of Shark Week 2009, Birch Aquarium at Scripps presented a public screening of the shark documentary "Requiem," by Living Ocean Productions. Following the screening was a Q&A with Scripps Oceanography shark researchers, including Dr. Jeff Graham and Scripps graduate student Andy Nosal.

Couldn't get it into the pic, but there's a giant dorsal fin on top of the Discovery Channel building too.

Chompie, the Discovery Channel's giant shark mascot, returns to town to promote Shark Week. For rubber teeth, those look pretty darn sharp!

 

Layla's contribution to shark week.

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