This #AustraliaDay, we're sending our love and hopes for a swift recovery to our friends across the globe. The resilience of Australia's beautiful wildlife and habitats has been severely tested, but even in the darkest days, nature will find a way to flourish again. 💚
Are you ready for #AWAREWeek? Instructors in New Zealand are getting ready to teach AWARE Specialty courses including the AWARE Shark Conservation Diver Specialty. What course will you choose this #AWAREWeek2018? https://t.co/stRW1VuBsA #MotivationMonday
@TheEdsaneT @nightchatsbob It's hard to know why people do the things they do. This is why education is so important in saving these animals. We need more people to understand the consequences of removing sharks from their homes.
UPDATE: After at least 17 days and more than 1,000 miles, J35 has let go of her deceased calf. As humans, we have a lot of work to do to ensure this population is given the chance to recover. https://t.co/JnGIfa9TMp
We found a dead shark on the beach that it’s seemed a human cut it’s head off. Maybe after it was dead on beach for the teeth? We had never seen a shark in wild before.