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We are what we eat! Studies are predicting that there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish by 2050. Tag someone u think should know this! I know we can’t stop all plastic but single use plastic like water bottle, plastic utensils, straws, and plastic bags need to stop. If ur feeling inspired to do something Come help clean up the beach at Kahala Beach tomorrow from 9am to 12pm with @oneoceanconservation @kennaaloha @oneoceandiving and if u can’t make it do ur best to stop the use of single use plastic in ur community. #stopsingleuseplastic #beachcleanup #stopsucking #noplasticstraws #noplasticbottles #savetheocean #savethesharks this photo creation by @paolo_pnd found via @zerograss

Juan Oliphant #JuanSharks (@juansharks) által megosztott bejegyzés, Máj 11., 2019, időpont: 12:04 (PDT időzóna szerint)

 

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@oceanramsey and one of the few male tiger sharks we have seen @oneoceandiving in the last 20years. We named this tiger shark Riley after Our New Zealand shark biologist @thelifeofrileynz while he was out here working with us @oneoceanresearch. Riley the tiger came by Friday with a large female tiger shark named Candy Stripe, both behaving oddly, circling each other and swimming in a figure 8 almost. My 1st reaction was territorial behavior but it carried on for while. Last time we encountered Riley was almost a year ago and he was with another large female tiger shark named Tank. Mating? Not sure but it seemed like some kind of courtship. @oceanramsey pictured here getting close with her @axisgo. #ApexPredatorNotMonster #coexist #savingjaws #extinctionisforever #stopsharkfinsoup #stopsharkfinning #cagethefear #starttocare #helpsavesharks

Juan Oliphant #JuanSharks (@juansharks) által megosztott bejegyzés, Máj 8., 2019, időpont: 8:38 (PDT időzóna szerint)

 

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*Twilight over under photo with some beautiful black tip reef sharks in French Polynesia. I will be posting the photos from our night dive here with hundreds of sharks using our lights to hunt with us during our dives, so stay tuned. ? Swipe to see the full image. #sharks #helpsavesharks #coexist #apexpredatornotmonster #changethe #changethewayyouthinkaboutsharks #sharkstoo

Juan Oliphant #JuanSharks (@juansharks) által megosztott bejegyzés, Máj 8., 2019, időpont: 1:39 (PDT időzóna szerint)

 

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This is a photo of me gently redirecting #Niki the tiger shark. Me and Niki go way back and the level of trust that she has with me can be seen with her eye contact as I put my hand on her nose. Almost every shark will protect its eyes in close range of anything they think could hurt them. Tiger sharks have a nictitating membrane that will go up to protect their eyes and Niki rarely uses hers with me. I can’t stress enough that these larger sharks are the one that need protection, not only for the survival of their species but for human safety. These larger sharks have learned through experience what is a food source and what is not a food source, meaning they are less likely to mistake a surfer as a sea turtle or a swimmer as seal. Also studies show that these larger sharks push the juveniles out of the territory that they patrol. The juvenile sharks are mostly the ones making mistaken Identity bites, trying to figure out things and life. Killing the large sharks out of fear in shark culling programs is not the answer for keeping the oceans safe for humans. Photo by my braddah @lau_z_foto @jerrettlau diving with @oceanramsey during a @oneoceandiving charter

Juan Oliphant #JuanSharks (@juansharks) által megosztott bejegyzés, Máj 6., 2019, időpont: 11:24 (PDT időzóna szerint)

 

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@oceanramsey trying to back up and give some space for this curious mom and baby humpback whale. In moments like this, it is so tempting for me to just rush into close proximity to get good photos, but my best animal interactions have always been when I wait patiently. Earning the trust of a wild animal takes time and respect. Love to see how protecting whales has helped with their population here in the pacific islands. My life will be complete when sharks have that same and well deserved protection. #sharkstoo #sharksmatter #helpsavesharks #ApexPredatorNotMonster #cagethefear. Photo taken with my @aquatech_imagingsolutions #juansharks @xcelwetsuits swipe to see whole photo.

Juan Oliphant #JuanSharks (@juansharks) által megosztott bejegyzés, Máj 3., 2019, időpont: 7:53 (PDT időzóna szerint)

 

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This white tip reef shark is actually getting cleaned by a rainbow cleaner wrasse in a school of red squirrel fish. Swipe ⏩ to see the details. I shot this at 2.8f stop for a very shallow depth of field allowing for just the eyes and mouth of the shark to be in focus. Luckily this white tip allowed me to get super close during his cleaning experience. Shot on @canonusa 1DX mark 2 with 16 to 35mm lens. #mycanonstory #teamcanon @aquatech_imagingsolutions @xcelwetsuits @cressi1946 gear diving with @oceanramsey @oneoceandiving @oneoceandesigns #whitetip #shark #sharks #helpsavesharks #ApexPredatorNotMonsters

Juan Oliphant #JuanSharks (@juansharks) által megosztott bejegyzés, Ápr 28., 2019, időpont: 7:23 (PDT időzóna szerint)

 

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A Huge mahalos to Senator Ronald Kouchi and everyone who called into his office and everyone whose been for keeping “HB808” the bill for the protection of sharks and rays in Hawaii moving forward. #sharkstoo #wecanmakeadifference #helpsavesharks @oceanramsey pictured next to the massive great white shark that came to Hawaii for a visit this winter. With this angle u really get a feel for the size of the sharks tail or cuadal fin. #Alohasharks #Alohaforsharks Shot on @aquatech_imagingsolutions @canonusa using @xcelwetsuits @cressi1946 @freestylewatches gear. #amazing #beautiful

Juan Oliphant #JuanSharks (@juansharks) által megosztott bejegyzés, Ápr 25., 2019, időpont: 12:42 (PDT időzóna szerint)

 

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Happy Easter! Swipe to see the details. I have nailed some split sunset shots with sharks in the past but the color on this sunset makes this one my favorite. #myfavoritesunset #beautiful #sharky #sunset #blacktipreefshark #sharksmatter #sharksmattertoo #helpsavesharks #ApexpredatorsNotMonsters A huge mahalos for watching my back @big_island_billy while I got this shot @canonusa @aquatech_imagingsolutions

Juan Oliphant #JuanSharks (@juansharks) által megosztott bejegyzés, Ápr 21., 2019, időpont: 8:38 (PDT időzóna szerint)