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Sharks4Kids - Swimming with Greatness! Jillian filming a GHH in Bimini - source.

Amazing Sharks, beautifully filmed.

Posted by DaShark at 10:29 pm Labels: Bimini, Great Hammerheads, Jillian and Duncan Brake, Shark Video, Sharks4Kids Shearwater Research Inc.- tec diving said...

This should be taught in schools, kids should know that sharks are gentle and fun. Let us not give them the idea that sharks are scary and dangerous.
 
It IS being taught in schools, by Jillian and an expanding cohort of helpers - and in a smart way whereby Sharks are not being reduced to being harmless pets, either!
