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» marine-conservation: With a few days left of Shark Week, enjoy some more shark-craziness with this amazing footage caught from a GoPro on a Great Hammerhead’s dorsal fin in the Bahamas!

marine-conservation: With a few days left of Shark Week, enjoy some more shark-craziness

» Pukakke: The Epaulette Shark (Hemiscyllium Ocellatum) Is A Small Species Of Longtailed Carpet Shark Found In Shallow, Tropical Waters (Typically Coral Reefs Or In Tidal Pools). The Common Name Of This Shark Comes From The Very Large, White-Margined

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» Sashathebeardie: Sasha Is Ready For Shark Week! Even If Its Almost Overshout Out Though To Sarah’s Bearded Dragon Rescue, She Makes Really Cute Costumes For Lizards Like These And Uses All The Money To Go To Her Reptile Rescue. She Is A Great Lady

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» Thehider-: Happy #Sharkweek From Me And My Sharks 🌊

» T-E-E-N-A-G-E-D-R-A-M-A-Q-E-E-N: Huge Thanks To Lushcosmetics For Making A Wonderful Product Called Shark Fin Soap! Mine Just Arrived And I’m Thrilled!!! It Smells Amazing And I Can’t Wait To Use It!

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» Dynamicoceans: Green Sea Turtles Can Stay Under Water For As Long As Five Hours Even Though The Length Of A Feeding Dive Is Usually Five Minutes Or Less. Their Heart Rate Slows To Conserve Oxygen: Nine Minutes May Elapse Between Heartbeats. Source

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