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My favorite thing about spending so much time studying sharks is getting to observe their unique personalities 💙 Filming in the Bahamas with @juansharks and @hvlme I LOVE the Bahamas because it is one of the few shark sanctuary’s in the world. Shark sanctuaries are an important piece in conserving these magnificent creatures! As ecotourism and sanctuaries are created, trends show an increase in protection for sharks (reports project ecotourism to generate far more $ for local economies in the ne

One of my favorite places to dive with bull sharks is now with @OceanSharkAdventuresFlorida 🦈💙 Although I still love SCUBA diving with AquaTrekBeqa in Fiji too ❤️ What I love about Ocean Shark Adventures Florida is that you can freedive down and observe the sharks underwater, or simply stay at the surface and watch their natural behavior—similar to how we observe sharks in Hawaiʻi at @OneOceanDiving. And they regularly see another one of my favorites: lemon sharks. 🍋🦈 PLEASE never judge a shark

Just out of the water @oneoceandiving and there were a lot of fast moving largest reef species around 😍 I know mistaken identity bites are more likely to happen on appendages and it makes sense because it could be confusing to a shark when we extend our hands far away from our bodies and our palms or the bottom of our feet if exposed tend to be a higher contrasting color seen flickering and flashing through the water like an injured animal? Or maybe they appear to sharks as a small fish around u

A different perspective. I’ve had remora’s stick to my legs from time to time when I occasionally don’t wear wetsuit pants, they are adorable!! I often see whale sharks and mantas covered in them, but the most interesting ones I’ve noticed are the ones that hang out INSIDE a sharks mouth, or tuck into and slide in and out of their gills. Considering the organism as a whole and its relationship to things large and small has me always curious about these little guys 🩵🦈🩵 . I hope you enjoy this sha

🎂🐋🦈Happy International Whale Shark Day! 🩵🐋🦈 And a very Happy Birthday to “Her Deepness” the wonderful: Dr. Sylvia Earle 🌟🎂🩵 Whale sharks are unfortunately an endangered species. These gentle giants are targeted for their fins for the shark-fin trade and shark-fin soup—a cruel, unnecessary, wasteful, and destructive practice. They are also caught in fishing nets and killed as bycatch by industrial fishing fleets, which can also lose or abandon harmful fishing gear that continues to kill marine li

Dive next to me as two of the largest predators on the planet, sperm whales, swim down checking me out. Spinning in the deep mimicking their body language I acknowledge their approach and give them my attention and respect. I am both excited and open to their approach and that feeling of connection felt as we all respond to each others movements and I also respectfully maintain space by swimming back a bit, not to regect their approach, but rather to assure I can control my movement and not risk

The most polite Tiger sharks I’ve met ❤️🦈 Nothing like time in the deep with gorgeous sharks and fun people @pelagicdiversFuvahmulah to get recentered ❤️ With sharks I often say “in order to coexist, they need to be allowed to continue to exist” and the same goes with other species, so as the ocean warms, and sea levels rise, and ocean acidification sets in dissolving corals and more we are in for a change. How many species will go extinct before more policies are adopted to help protect the na

This method of visual identification allows us to conduct long-term behavioral and population studies without causing stress or physical harm to the animals. By diving respectfully alongside them in their natural habitat, we gather valuable data while promoting coexistence and conservation through direct observation and education💙 Every encounter helps deepen our understanding of these misunderstood predators and supports efforts to protect them. Keep an eye out—Moana might just glide by on your

Mahalo nui loa to all the incredible volunteers who showed up for yesterday’s beach cleanup! 🌊💙 Your time, energy, and aloha made a meaningful difference for our ocean and our ʻāina. Together, we can keep our coastlines clean, healthy, and thriving. 🌺🐚 A huge mahalo to our amazing partners who supported this clean up & give away:) @ oneoceandesigns @brightbuoy @oneoceanecolux @blueland @cressi 💙🦈 We hope to see you at our next cleanup on September 12th at Kāhe Point!🌊✨ Details coming soon—stay t

#sharkwhisperer the film is out, it doesn’t matter how hard someone tries to do something purely for good, there will always be critics because everyone is entitled to their own opinion and those opinions are often reflective of how they feel, sometimes not even about the subject, but about themselves and their perception of the world. I would encourage youth to keep focused on their goals and mission and don’t let naysayers, critics, and people who would otherwise seek to derail your focus, to

The ultimate goal of everything I have done is to get more people to take action for shark and marine conservation in order to save sharks and other marine life, and help humans learn to adapt in order to more peacefully coexist. 🌟➡️➡️➡️Sharks need more voices, you may not like me or my approach, and that doesn’t matter, what does matter is if sharks survive humankind. Everyone can do these 10 things to help save sharks and help out future generations. For whatever reason and in whatever way you

Meet Tiger Shark Queen Nikki. @juansharks named her nearly 20 years ago and shes been a significant influence and part of our shark conservation work via @OneOceanDiving Whether she was helping me to train a budding biologist how to work in-water with sharks, or gracing a charter with her presence forever changing the minds and beliefs of thise guests shes truly an inspiration and a patient but powerful teacher. Come chance meeting her hnder the guidance of one if the experts Ive trained in shar