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Strange Sharks
It’s easy to accept that sharks, an order of animals with more than 440 described species, must be diverse
Author: Jacqueline Dodd
About Jacqueline Dodd
Jacqueline is a PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor. She specializes in conservation, sustainability, and community development. Co-Founder at Experiential Education and Conservation Organization
Blog posts by the author:
Getting to know Jaws: the truth about great white sharks
Not many people know that the man behind the underwater cinematography in Jaws, a film which unleashed a tidal
Reef Sharks: Coral’s Best Friend
Sharks are the ocean’s top predators, but which shark species tops the rest? Many would vote for great whites,
Whale Sharks: Gentle Giants of the Ocean
The first whale shark known to science was a five-meter fish harpooned off the South African coast in 1828.[i]
All About Sharks: From Fear to Fascination
A shark is so much more than “Jaws.” But for years, our collective image of sharks has been narrowed
Marine Protected Areas (MPAs): behind the scenes
Chances are, if you’re a SCUBA diver, you have visited a marine protected area (MPA). A great deal of
What is Coral, Anyway?
Are you a tropical SCUBA diver? If so, chances are that you love coral. You probably love seeing its
Top Dive Destinations for Underwater Photographers
When considering where in the world to travel for incredible underwater photography opportunities, your options can be overwhelming. This
Leave-No-Trace Diving
How to make sure your visit doesn’t damage the reef Everyone gets into diving for different reasons. Some of
Coral Reefs: The End of the Line?
For a long time, people beyond the tropics knew nothing of coral reefs. Terrestrial ecosystems have been studied for
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