There are 8 different hammerhead species. The biggest is called Great Hammerheads.
Scientists don’t know for sure why their heads are shaped that way. But there are lots of theories. Check out this cool video that covers some of them:… Read More
There are 8 different hammerhead species. The biggest is called Great Hammerheads.
Scientists don’t know for sure why their heads are shaped that way. But there are lots of theories. Check out this cool video that covers some of them:… Read More
The cookie-cutter shark is not very big—less than two feet, but it has a sharp bite. These little guys take a bit out of fish and dolphins by attaching their mouth suction-like to skin and twisting around with their sharp teeth. Ouch!
This is totally my favorite kind of shark … Read More
My favorite aquarium trip so far has been to the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta. They have whale sharks, people! And they’re beautiful to watch. Here are some pictures I took when we were there 5 years ago:
I think you can swim with them for a special price. We … Read More
Today a book is born.
Run out and buy a copy. Or three. Or seven.
If you’re an educator, I have an Educator’s Guide all ready for you right here.
I had the good pleasure of working with authors and poets Sarah Ellis, Sharon Darrow… Read More
Tomorrow’s Launch Day for Slickety Quick!
Want to buy some shark swag to celebrate? Here are some ideas:
Shark dress socks by Express
Shark soap on etsy
Really cool shark shirt at Mountain Russo
Pottery Barn has shark sheets for your bed
Shark shoes. Vans.… Read More
1. There are over 300 kinds of sharks.
2. More people are killed by snakes, elephants, bees, tigers, and hippos than by sharks. But sharks are the ones with the bad reputation.
3. Some—but not all—sharks must keep swimming in order to stay alive. Great white and mako sharks need … Read More
1. The biggest fish in the world is a shark. A whale shark to be exact.
2. Sharks were around in the time of the dinosaurs and they’re still around today.
3. Sharks have no bones. But they do have skeletons made of cartilage.
4. Most sharks have big eyes … Read More
Next week is the launch of my first picture book, Slickety Quick:Poems About Sharks! So I’m celebrating on the blog all month with all things shark.
Here is a live webcam of sharks swimming, available 7AM to 7 PM Pacific time. Come back tomorrow for more shark-y goodness.
So what do you think of the new website? (If you’re reading this on a feedreader, go here.)
Big thanks to the wonderful Websy Daisy for cleaning this up for me!
Also, if you’d like to sign up for my newsletter, you can do that here. It will … Read More