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SPEARTOOTH SHARK
The Speartooth shark has a short, wide head and a flattened snout. It’s teeth on the upper jaw wide and triangular with serrated edges while it’s teeth on the lower jaw are narrow and spear-like with serrations only near the tip. Largest Speartooth shark found was that of a female with a length of 175cm. The large sets of jaws wereexamined
THE 10 LARGEST SHARKS The 10 Largest Sharks. 10. Pacific Sleeper Shark (Somniosus pacificus) 14.4 feet / 4.4 m. This shark from the North Pacific feeds on bottom animals. They’re known to eat giant octopus. They’re fairly productive and their litter sizes are estimated to be around 300. They’re often prey to killer whales. THE ISSUES FACING SHARKS There is no denying our impact on the oceans over the last century has been greater than all previous centuries combined. We are quickly changing the oceans' chemistry, temperature and biodiversity while at the same time, only just beginning to understand these changes' implications. We know so little really; we are still learning about the oceans' important role in our climate, atmosphere AFRICAN DWARF SAWSHARK The African dwarf sawshark is a newly discovered species of sawshark found off the coast of Eastern Africa. The first specimen was discovered in Mozambique. Like other sawsharks, it has a long snout with teeth that point outward. The rostrum is about a third of the shark’s total size. These deepwater sharks live near the bottom atdepths of
WINGHEAD SHARK
Winghead sharks are grey or grey-brown above with an off-white underside. They reach a maximum size of 190 cm long. They typically hunt on the sea floor and mainly feed on small teleost fishes, crustaceans and cephalopods. They have a wing-shaped head which is nearly or quite half of its body length, the function of which isuncertain, maybe
CORAL CATSHARK
This species feeds mainly on small benthic invertebrates and bony fish. The Coral Catshark is oviparous, with females producing eggs two at a time. The females deposit the eggs on the bottom, rather than attaching them to vertical structures. The eggs hatch at 4-6 months at 26 C and newly hatched sharks measure 10- 13 cm TL.MADISON STEWART
Madison Stewart, to her friends 'Pip' (dad's a pirate, mum's a hippy, so she became 'Pippy'). She has always grown up in the oceans, living on a yacht form the age of two and then growing up on the waters of Australia's Gold Coast. At 12 years of age Madison was a certified Open Water diver at Sundive in Byron Bay, and at age 14 she had picked up an underwater camera for the first time INDONESIAN SPECKLED CARPET SHARK Indonesian speckled carpet sharks occur in shallow waters on coral reefs, sandy and grassy substrates, but its exact depth is unknown. There is little known about Indonesian speckled carpet sharks. However, similar to the Brownbanded bamboo shark, Indonesian speckled carpet sharks are also nocturnal and hide in reef crevices during theday.
ROB STEWART YOUTH ECO-HERO AWARD The Rob Stewart Youth Eco-Hero Award is an annual award in Rob’s honor, given to a Canadian environmentalist under the age of 20. Autumn Peltier, 15, is a member of the Wikwemikong First Nation and an internationally recognized advocate for clean water in SHARKWATER EXTINCTION OFFICIAL MOVIE SITE Sharkwater: Extinction (2018) is a thrilling and inspiring action packed journey that follows filmmaker Rob Stewart as he exposes the massive illegal shark fin industry and the political corruption behind it — a conspiracy that is leading to the extinction of sharks. From West Africa, Spain, Panama, Costa Rica, France, and even in our own backyard, Stewart's third film dives into the oftenSPEARTOOTH SHARK
The Speartooth shark has a short, wide head and a flattened snout. It’s teeth on the upper jaw wide and triangular with serrated edges while it’s teeth on the lower jaw are narrow and spear-like with serrations only near the tip. Largest Speartooth shark found was that of a female with a length of 175cm. The large sets of jaws wereexamined
THE 10 LARGEST SHARKS The 10 Largest Sharks. 10. Pacific Sleeper Shark (Somniosus pacificus) 14.4 feet / 4.4 m. This shark from the North Pacific feeds on bottom animals. They’re known to eat giant octopus. They’re fairly productive and their litter sizes are estimated to be around 300. They’re often prey to killer whales. THE ISSUES FACING SHARKS There is no denying our impact on the oceans over the last century has been greater than all previous centuries combined. We are quickly changing the oceans' chemistry, temperature and biodiversity while at the same time, only just beginning to understand these changes' implications. We know so little really; we are still learning about the oceans' important role in our climate, atmosphere AFRICAN DWARF SAWSHARK The African dwarf sawshark is a newly discovered species of sawshark found off the coast of Eastern Africa. The first specimen was discovered in Mozambique. Like other sawsharks, it has a long snout with teeth that point outward. The rostrum is about a third of the shark’s total size. These deepwater sharks live near the bottom atdepths of
WINGHEAD SHARK
Winghead sharks are grey or grey-brown above with an off-white underside. They reach a maximum size of 190 cm long. They typically hunt on the sea floor and mainly feed on small teleost fishes, crustaceans and cephalopods. They have a wing-shaped head which is nearly or quite half of its body length, the function of which isuncertain, maybe
CORAL CATSHARK
This species feeds mainly on small benthic invertebrates and bony fish. The Coral Catshark is oviparous, with females producing eggs two at a time. The females deposit the eggs on the bottom, rather than attaching them to vertical structures. The eggs hatch at 4-6 months at 26 C and newly hatched sharks measure 10- 13 cm TL.MADISON STEWART
Madison Stewart, to her friends 'Pip' (dad's a pirate, mum's a hippy, so she became 'Pippy'). She has always grown up in the oceans, living on a yacht form the age of two and then growing up on the waters of Australia's Gold Coast. At 12 years of age Madison was a certified Open Water diver at Sundive in Byron Bay, and at age 14 she had picked up an underwater camera for the first time INDONESIAN SPECKLED CARPET SHARK Indonesian speckled carpet sharks occur in shallow waters on coral reefs, sandy and grassy substrates, but its exact depth is unknown. There is little known about Indonesian speckled carpet sharks. However, similar to the Brownbanded bamboo shark, Indonesian speckled carpet sharks are also nocturnal and hide in reef crevices during theday.
ROB STEWART YOUTH ECO-HERO AWARD The Rob Stewart Youth Eco-Hero Award is an annual award in Rob’s honor, given to a Canadian environmentalist under the age of 20. Autumn Peltier, 15, is a member of the Wikwemikong First Nation and an internationally recognized advocate for clean water in THE U.S. SENATE PASSES THE SHARK FIN SALES ELIMINATION ACT June 8, 2020. We are excited to announce that on World Ocean's Day, that the U.S. Senate passed the Shark Fin Sales Elimination Act (S.1106). This was a lifelong dream of Rob Stewart; one that he worked for years to attain, not just through his films Sharkwater and Sharkwater Extinction, have been awarded more than 150 international awards and viewed by over 125 million people, but by TOP 10 SHARK DIVING DESTINATIONS Palencia, Belize. Belize is the best place to see sharks in the Caribbean. It is home to many sharks such as the black tip shark, bull shark, lemon shark, nurse shark, reef shark, hammerheads and migrating whale sharks are often spotted. The most commonly found shark nearPalencia is
10 WEIRDEST SHARKS IN THE WORLD The ocean is a dangerous place and animals have to continuously adapt to survive. Sharks have been around for over 400 million years and have had a lot of time to adapt to their environments and lifestyles. Some of these adaptations have rendered sharks downright bizarre. This is a list of some of the weirdest sharks in the world and their most interesting adaptations. Megamouth Shark WARNING: CONTAINS SHARK Warning: Contains Shark. Many people assume that because they don’t eat shark fin soup, they can’t possibly be contributing to the demise of the sharks and rays. And while shark fin soup does account for a considerable amount of shark consumption, there are many other culprits. Many – even the most avid of conservationists – areshocked
PRODUCTION NOTES
Sharks have long stirred hostility and anxiety in humans. Countless books, films and sensationalized headlines have made the mere idea of "shark" synonymous with images of vicious attacks by indiscriminate killing machines. "The truth is that sharks have much more to fear from us," says filmmaker Rob Stewart, who has spent years filming hundreds of hours of videotape trying to prove just thatSIX-GILL SAWSHARK
Females reach a maximum size of over 136 cm long, and males reach a size over 112 cm long. These sharks, like other saw sharks, are ovoviviparous. They are thought to breed annually, giving birth to around five to seven pups per litter. They come to inshore pupping grounds to give birth. The pups are around 35 cm at birth, and theylater mature
STRIPED SMOOTH-HOUND Striped smooth-hound sharks swim at low-density waters over a small area. Their depth ranges from the just under the surface of the water to 624 m, but they typically swim around 50 m. Striped smooth-hounds are coloured grey or brown-grey and sometimes black-spotted with a white underside. They have a relatively long snout and a flattenedhead.
WHITEFIN TOPESHARK
Whitefin topesharks have a moderately long parabolic snout with a broadly arched mouth and eyes that are moderately elongated. Its first dorsal fin is larger than the second but shorter than the caudal fin, and the anal fin much smaller than the first dorsal fin. All of its fins have white edges and are strongly curved.DWARF LANTERNSHARK
The Dwarf lanternshark is a bathypelagic species found off the coasts of Colombia and Venezuela, occurring between Barranquilla and Santa Marta, near the Guajira Peninsula, and between the Los Testigos Island and Grenada. This shark apparently inhabits theROB STEWART
They have been awarded more than 70 international awards and viewed by over 125 million people. In January, 2017, while shooting his third film, Sharkwater Extinction, Stewart tragically passed away during a dive off the Florida Keys. The US Coast Guard reported that the search for Stewart was the largest they had ever experienced. SHARKWATER EXTINCTION OFFICIAL MOVIE SITE Sharkwater: Extinction (2018) is a thrilling and inspiring action packed journey that follows filmmaker Rob Stewart as he exposes the massive illegal shark fin industry and the political corruption behind it — a conspiracy that is leading to the extinction of sharks. From West Africa, Spain, Panama, Costa Rica, France, and even in our own backyard, Stewart's third film dives into the oftenSPEARTOOTH SHARK
The Speartooth shark has a short, wide head and a flattened snout. It’s teeth on the upper jaw wide and triangular with serrated edges while it’s teeth on the lower jaw are narrow and spear-like with serrations only near the tip. Largest Speartooth shark found was that of a female with a length of 175cm. The large sets of jaws wereexamined
THE 10 LARGEST SHARKS The 10 Largest Sharks. 10. Pacific Sleeper Shark (Somniosus pacificus) 14.4 feet / 4.4 m. This shark from the North Pacific feeds on bottom animals. They’re known to eat giant octopus. They’re fairly productive and their litter sizes are estimated to be around 300. They’re often prey to killer whales. THE ISSUES FACING SHARKS There is no denying our impact on the oceans over the last century has been greater than all previous centuries combined. We are quickly changing the oceans' chemistry, temperature and biodiversity while at the same time, only just beginning to understand these changes' implications. We know so little really; we are still learning about the oceans' important role in our climate, atmosphere AFRICAN DWARF SAWSHARK The African dwarf sawshark is a newly discovered species of sawshark found off the coast of Eastern Africa. The first specimen was discovered in Mozambique. Like other sawsharks, it has a long snout with teeth that point outward. The rostrum is about a third of the shark’s total size. These deepwater sharks live near the bottom atdepths of
WINGHEAD SHARK
Winghead sharks are grey or grey-brown above with an off-white underside. They reach a maximum size of 190 cm long. They typically hunt on the sea floor and mainly feed on small teleost fishes, crustaceans and cephalopods. They have a wing-shaped head which is nearly or quite half of its body length, the function of which isuncertain, maybe
CORAL CATSHARK
This species feeds mainly on small benthic invertebrates and bony fish. The Coral Catshark is oviparous, with females producing eggs two at a time. The females deposit the eggs on the bottom, rather than attaching them to vertical structures. The eggs hatch at 4-6 months at 26 C and newly hatched sharks measure 10- 13 cm TL.MADISON STEWART
Madison Stewart, to her friends 'Pip' (dad's a pirate, mum's a hippy, so she became 'Pippy'). She has always grown up in the oceans, living on a yacht form the age of two and then growing up on the waters of Australia's Gold Coast. At 12 years of age Madison was a certified Open Water diver at Sundive in Byron Bay, and at age 14 she had picked up an underwater camera for the first time INDONESIAN SPECKLED CARPET SHARK Indonesian speckled carpet sharks occur in shallow waters on coral reefs, sandy and grassy substrates, but its exact depth is unknown. There is little known about Indonesian speckled carpet sharks. However, similar to the Brownbanded bamboo shark, Indonesian speckled carpet sharks are also nocturnal and hide in reef crevices during theday.
ROB STEWART YOUTH ECO-HERO AWARD The Rob Stewart Youth Eco-Hero Award is an annual award in Rob’s honor, given to a Canadian environmentalist under the age of 20. Autumn Peltier, 15, is a member of the Wikwemikong First Nation and an internationally recognized advocate for clean water in SHARKWATER EXTINCTION OFFICIAL MOVIE SITE Sharkwater: Extinction (2018) is a thrilling and inspiring action packed journey that follows filmmaker Rob Stewart as he exposes the massive illegal shark fin industry and the political corruption behind it — a conspiracy that is leading to the extinction of sharks. From West Africa, Spain, Panama, Costa Rica, France, and even in our own backyard, Stewart's third film dives into the oftenSPEARTOOTH SHARK
The Speartooth shark has a short, wide head and a flattened snout. It’s teeth on the upper jaw wide and triangular with serrated edges while it’s teeth on the lower jaw are narrow and spear-like with serrations only near the tip. Largest Speartooth shark found was that of a female with a length of 175cm. The large sets of jaws wereexamined
THE 10 LARGEST SHARKS The 10 Largest Sharks. 10. Pacific Sleeper Shark (Somniosus pacificus) 14.4 feet / 4.4 m. This shark from the North Pacific feeds on bottom animals. They’re known to eat giant octopus. They’re fairly productive and their litter sizes are estimated to be around 300. They’re often prey to killer whales. THE ISSUES FACING SHARKS There is no denying our impact on the oceans over the last century has been greater than all previous centuries combined. We are quickly changing the oceans' chemistry, temperature and biodiversity while at the same time, only just beginning to understand these changes' implications. We know so little really; we are still learning about the oceans' important role in our climate, atmosphere AFRICAN DWARF SAWSHARK The African dwarf sawshark is a newly discovered species of sawshark found off the coast of Eastern Africa. The first specimen was discovered in Mozambique. Like other sawsharks, it has a long snout with teeth that point outward. The rostrum is about a third of the shark’s total size. These deepwater sharks live near the bottom atdepths of
WINGHEAD SHARK
Winghead sharks are grey or grey-brown above with an off-white underside. They reach a maximum size of 190 cm long. They typically hunt on the sea floor and mainly feed on small teleost fishes, crustaceans and cephalopods. They have a wing-shaped head which is nearly or quite half of its body length, the function of which isuncertain, maybe
CORAL CATSHARK
This species feeds mainly on small benthic invertebrates and bony fish. The Coral Catshark is oviparous, with females producing eggs two at a time. The females deposit the eggs on the bottom, rather than attaching them to vertical structures. The eggs hatch at 4-6 months at 26 C and newly hatched sharks measure 10- 13 cm TL.MADISON STEWART
Madison Stewart, to her friends 'Pip' (dad's a pirate, mum's a hippy, so she became 'Pippy'). She has always grown up in the oceans, living on a yacht form the age of two and then growing up on the waters of Australia's Gold Coast. At 12 years of age Madison was a certified Open Water diver at Sundive in Byron Bay, and at age 14 she had picked up an underwater camera for the first time INDONESIAN SPECKLED CARPET SHARK Indonesian speckled carpet sharks occur in shallow waters on coral reefs, sandy and grassy substrates, but its exact depth is unknown. There is little known about Indonesian speckled carpet sharks. However, similar to the Brownbanded bamboo shark, Indonesian speckled carpet sharks are also nocturnal and hide in reef crevices during theday.
ROB STEWART YOUTH ECO-HERO AWARD The Rob Stewart Youth Eco-Hero Award is an annual award in Rob’s honor, given to a Canadian environmentalist under the age of 20. Autumn Peltier, 15, is a member of the Wikwemikong First Nation and an internationally recognized advocate for clean water in THE U.S. SENATE PASSES THE SHARK FIN SALES ELIMINATION ACT June 8, 2020. We are excited to announce that on World Ocean's Day, that the U.S. Senate passed the Shark Fin Sales Elimination Act (S.1106). This was a lifelong dream of Rob Stewart; one that he worked for years to attain, not just through his films Sharkwater and Sharkwater Extinction, have been awarded more than 150 international awards and viewed by over 125 million people, but by TOP 10 SHARK DIVING DESTINATIONS Palencia, Belize. Belize is the best place to see sharks in the Caribbean. It is home to many sharks such as the black tip shark, bull shark, lemon shark, nurse shark, reef shark, hammerheads and migrating whale sharks are often spotted. The most commonly found shark nearPalencia is
10 WEIRDEST SHARKS IN THE WORLD The ocean is a dangerous place and animals have to continuously adapt to survive. Sharks have been around for over 400 million years and have had a lot of time to adapt to their environments and lifestyles. Some of these adaptations have rendered sharks downright bizarre. This is a list of some of the weirdest sharks in the world and their most interesting adaptations. Megamouth Shark WARNING: CONTAINS SHARK Warning: Contains Shark. Many people assume that because they don’t eat shark fin soup, they can’t possibly be contributing to the demise of the sharks and rays. And while shark fin soup does account for a considerable amount of shark consumption, there are many other culprits. Many – even the most avid of conservationists – areshocked
PRODUCTION NOTES
Sharks have long stirred hostility and anxiety in humans. Countless books, films and sensationalized headlines have made the mere idea of "shark" synonymous with images of vicious attacks by indiscriminate killing machines. "The truth is that sharks have much more to fear from us," says filmmaker Rob Stewart, who has spent years filming hundreds of hours of videotape trying to prove just thatSIX-GILL SAWSHARK
Females reach a maximum size of over 136 cm long, and males reach a size over 112 cm long. These sharks, like other saw sharks, are ovoviviparous. They are thought to breed annually, giving birth to around five to seven pups per litter. They come to inshore pupping grounds to give birth. The pups are around 35 cm at birth, and theylater mature
STRIPED SMOOTH-HOUND Striped smooth-hound sharks swim at low-density waters over a small area. Their depth ranges from the just under the surface of the water to 624 m, but they typically swim around 50 m. Striped smooth-hounds are coloured grey or brown-grey and sometimes black-spotted with a white underside. They have a relatively long snout and a flattenedhead.
WHITEFIN TOPESHARK
Whitefin topesharks have a moderately long parabolic snout with a broadly arched mouth and eyes that are moderately elongated. Its first dorsal fin is larger than the second but shorter than the caudal fin, and the anal fin much smaller than the first dorsal fin. All of its fins have white edges and are strongly curved.DWARF LANTERNSHARK
The Dwarf lanternshark is a bathypelagic species found off the coasts of Colombia and Venezuela, occurring between Barranquilla and Santa Marta, near the Guajira Peninsula, and between the Los Testigos Island and Grenada. This shark apparently inhabits theROB STEWART
They have been awarded more than 70 international awards and viewed by over 125 million people. In January, 2017, while shooting his third film, Sharkwater Extinction, Stewart tragically passed away during a dive off the Florida Keys. The US Coast Guard reported that the search for Stewart was the largest they had ever experienced.select your film:
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Sharkwater: Extinction (2018) is a thrilling and inspiring action packed journey that follows filmmaker Rob Stewart as he exposes the massive illegal shark fin industry and the political corruption behind it — a conspiracy that is leading to the extinction of sharks. From West Africa, Spain, Panama, Costa Rica, France, and even in our own backyard, Stewart’s third film dives into the often violent underworld of the pirate fishing trade to expose a multi-billiondollar industry.
Shark finning is still rampant, shark fin soup is still being consumed on an enormous scale, and endangered sharks are now also being used to make products for human consumption. Stewart’s mission is to save the sharks and oceans before it’s too late. But exposing illegal activities isn’t easy; protecting sharks has earned him some powerful enemies. Sharkwater, Rob’s first film, brought the devastating issue of shark finning used in shark fin soup to the world stage. His multi award-winning film changed laws and public policy worldwide, created hundreds of conservation groups. Today more than 90 countries have banned shark finning or the trade of shark products. Even so, Stewart finds sharks are still being fished to extinction.read more
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