Shark Week Fans and Fun Facts

“Transcoelomic Exclusion,” scientific speak for mutant superpowers, has been documented for the first time in a shark. Researchers tracked a shark in Florida that has been passing a fisherman’s hook from the inside to the outside of its body for years.

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These fans celebrated Shark Week like no other from creative baked goods to shark themed weddings!

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We list the scientific achievements we've made by studying sharks.

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Sharks have a very aggressive mating process. Males have two penis-like organs called “claspers” and they use one when latching onto a female shark. Male shakes make their proposition by biting the females, so females’ thick skin are a necessity to survive this intense process.

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Check out these creative shark costumes! These cute pups got in the Shark Week spirit.

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It doesn’t get more dedicated than this. These die hard Shark fans debut their amazing Shark body art.

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