Shark Days - Because Every Day Should Be Shark Week

Was there ever a shark movie about "good" or helpful sharks? I only know just stuff like Jaws, Deep Blue Sea, The Shallows, and The Meg. (I have yet to see The Shallows and The Meg.)

We need a shark movie where the goal is to protect the sharks, not kill them. Hatred of sharks comes from people’s negative or deadly encounters with them, or losing a friend or family member from them.

In these "kill the shark/monster" movies, the sharks are the bad guys. But I don’t think they’re evil. They’re being wild animals (or very smart intelligent subjects of science like in Deep Blue Sea).

What about: a movie where the main character loves sharks, and the goal of the main character is to help convince a town to begin shark protection measures in their area. Shark conservation should be the goal.

I don't know if I'd ever go in the water with sharks, no matter what species it is.

If I absolutely need it in my bucket list, then mayyyyybe... kinda. But not any time too soon.

"Shork, shork, it's a shork!" (Just about every Shark Week program in 2019)

Just because Shark Week 2019 ended doesn't mean that the fun ends! There's more shark programs on Discovery this Monday and Tuesday afternoon, plus there's YouTube. If you're still hungry for more shark videos and learning about your favorite sharks, get the Shark Notebook below to journal what your learn, what you want to learn, and the "Whys" about sharks.

(In fact I should get one for myself too!! I'm kicking my own butt now for not doing this ahead of time. Shark Week 2019 was GREAT!! )

Surprise a shark-obsessed buddy with this notebook and watch them smile... Or get one for yourself too, because SHARKS.

This is the Sharks Are Scary Only If You See Them That Way: Shark Notebook. Here's what its book cover looks like. You can find more shark notebooks listed on this blog's menu.

I wanted to write before and during Shark Week but before I knew it, it’s Saturday morning already. We definitely need more than one shark week (but that’d probably be expensive).

I watched some Discovery videos on YouTube about baby sharks and boy it is very fascinating! Also I watched “The Baddest Bumps: Shark Week’s Most Intense Encounters” and I love the music that plays during the clip with the sixgill sharks (around 2:20 minutes into the video).