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Sharks!
Stories from Palmyra and the Pacific
Saving the Shark that Bit Me
Kydd Pollock survived a shark injury and maintains that sharks are a vital part of our ecosystem. Explore
How to Photograph a Shark
Learn how to successfully photograph a shark with tips and tricks from photographer Kydd Pollock. Learn how
Diving with Sharks
Conservancy marine scientist Rod Salm was once an avid spear fisher; now he's an ardent conservationist. Explore
Shark Sleuth
For marine scientist Jenn Caselle, there are few places as ideal for studying sharks as Palmyra Atoll. Click here
Manō—Hawaiian Sharks
Ancient Hawaiians knew the important role sharks play as top predators in the marine ecosystem. Read
My Friend the Shark
In a remote and peaceful Hawaiian Bay, the Conservancy's Suzanne Case found a new friend. Explore
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