Sledge the hammerhead learns just how dangerous longlines can be. This is the first in our Shark Tales series created by Emily Sheen.

We met ocean lover Nick at Shark Con and he literally DIVED into our education program. Nick loves diving and freediving and you will see him at events around the Tampa/St. Pete area. We are thrilled to welcome Nick to the team. 1. What is your favorite shark and why? Tiger sharks are my absolute favorite. I like their markings and they eat just about anything like me. 2. What is one species of shark you would like to see/swim with and why? I would love to swim with Thresh

Billy Ferguson our latest Sharks4Kids Ambassador is just 15, but he is already a big voice for sharks in the Bahamas. His two older brothers are both shark diving guides and feeders in Bimini at Neal Watson’s Bimini Scuba Center, so shark diving is truly a family affair. He is spreading shark conservation and shark education at his school and throughout his community. We had the pleasure of taking Billy diving with us in Bimini and we are so proud to share his shark story. He

I met Breanna while speaking at the Chatham Shark Center and could immediately sense her incredible passion for sharks! She is currently working towards her degree in marine biology and we are thrilled to have her as an ambassador. Breanna will be available for schools visits in areas throughout Connecticut. 1. What is your favorite shark and why? Great White sharks are my favorite, like most people who love sharks it goes back to the movie Jaws. I remember never being afraid