We’re so stoked that we had the opportunity to take pro surfer @kellyslater and his daughter, @taylrsltr, swimming cage-free with sharks 🦈💙 Thank you for coming out with us! Stunning photos of their experience from our co-founder, @juansharks. ・・・ 1st photo is @oceanramsey and  @kellyslater diving with us @oneoceandiving  Kelly came out with his daughter @taylrsltr and @gregstoneocean as apart of a ocean conservation pod cast, coming soon.  The sharks were a bit shy this day, hanging out around 50ft which did not stop Kelly from enjoying some bottom time with them.  It was a huge honor to share a dive with the  11x world champ of 🏄and his talent in water goes past surfing, some of Kelly’s breath holds had me struggling to stay down with him.  Means a lot to me to see surfers sharing the ocean with sharks, understanding how important sharks are to Heath of the reef and the oceans ecosystem.  You could tell Kelly was very comfortable and respectful with the animals.  Hoping to get him out again in August with one of our big tiger sharks along with past one ocean diving surfing legends @clarklittle @thomasvictorcarroll @anthony_walsh_ @shanedorian @mikecoots and @healeywaterops all in the water at the same dive.  That would be an epic event. #letsmakeithappen #coexist #ApexPredatorNotMonster #oneocean #weneedsharks #savingjaws #helpsavesharks (at Haleiwa, Hawaii) https://www.instagram.com/p/BseF8Nch3l-/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=z53kjd6vnul5

It’s always been said not to judge a book by its cover. Well the same saying is applicable toward sharks — just because they may looks scary (to you) doesn’t mean they really are. And just because they have the capability to cause harm doesn’t mean they will, or even want to. On the other hand humans may look simple, or even innocent in our physical makeup, however are capable of wiping out entire species. Who should be the scared one? #Repost from @oneoceanglobal ambassador @maestro320v ・・・ "When The Tank Came To Play" Lasting images like this from last year should make people understand that these much maligned earthlings are not the blood thirsty, human devouring creatures most of us grew to know. This image of My Good Friend, Lead Marine Biologist and Founder of both One Ocean Diving @oneoceandiving and Water Inspired Conservation @waterinspired, Ocean Ramsey @oceanicramsey and #Tank the #TigerShark courtesy of Shark Behaviour Specialist, Underwater Photographer and Videographer, Juan Oliphant @juansharks -  A close up shot of @oceanramsey and the tiger shark named the "Tank". Interactions like this would not be possible if sharks were actively hunting humans as a food source.  #chancethewayyouthink #weneedsharks #helpsavesharks #coexist For the full image of this shot go check out @waterinspired Photo by #juanoliphant @aquatech_imagingsolutions @cressi1946 @oneoceandiving @gopro @xcelwomens @discover_sharks https://www.instagram.com/p/BnUTfHsB2NP/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1xw8ibc3u1d8y

Wow! Love this shot! Mahalo nui loa for coming out with us! We are excited to have helped you cross something off your bucket list and be able to get an educational experience along with it! #Repost @dannytrz ・・・ Few weeks ago I came to Hawaii to check off a few things off my bucket lists. The top main reason of the visit was to get to swim with this amazing creature, Sharks 🦈along with the homies @andyhvu @judahbryan . Sharks video drop tmr, stay tuned 🤘🏻🔥 - Special thanks to @oneoceandiving for the education and showing us around. . . . #oneoceandiving #hawaii #oahu #swimwithsharks #marinebiologist #learnaboutsharks #savesharks #helpsavesharks #weneedsharks #sharkconservation #nosharkfinning #savethesharks #worldoceansday #stopsharkfinning #stopfinning #nosharkfinsoup #oneocean #haleiwa #sharks #sharkdiving #hawaiiunchained #hawaiistagram #bucketlist #northshore #thisisthelife #sandbars #galapagos #curlyboy #domino #waterinspired

Mahalo nui loa to @danabjarner for coming out with us and speaking up for sharks! 👏🏻🦈💙 Sharks function as the white blood cells of our oceans picking off the weak, sick, overpopulated and are a key component to healthy marine ecosystems. While it is disheartening to see sharks with fishing line and hooks, (which are removed whenever possible) it’s also important to remember a lot of sharks aren’t so lucky and don’t get away, being caught as bycatch instead. You can make a difference with your daily actions and choices including being mindful of your seafood consumption/where it comes from, spreading awareness about the true nature of sharks and why they are so important. #WorthMoreAlive #WeNeedSharks ____________ #Repost @danabjarner of an epic shot of #SharkIDPizza 🦈 🍕 named named for the triangular shaped notch on the dorsal from a biopsy collected by @himb_soest ・・・ Sandbar Shark - Carcharhinus plumbeus 🦈🦈 . . A couple of days ago me and @johnygohan went diving with sharks with @oneoceandiving and @nataliekparra @keikoconservation at #Oahu, #Hawaii. It was the most perfect day, perfect conditions, cristal clear water and lots and lots of galapagos and sandbar sharks🦈 But unfortunately if you learn to look closely, no matter where you go these days you will always find trace of negative human impact in nature. We saw at least two different sharks with hooks and fishing lines stuck on their mouths, its really not ok what we are doing to our planet and it sure isn’t fair. Cant explain in words how relaxed and lucky I felt being able to swim with such beautiful beings, its seriously like therapy and its sad to realize how they are being either slaughtered every day just for shark fin soup or being affected by how polluted the ocean is. Thank you @oneoceandiving not only for taking people to swim with sharks and make them realize they are not the man eating monsters the media has portrayed them to be but also for taking the time to explain to people in every single one of your tours why are sharks so important and crucial for a healthy ecosystem 🙏🏻

@Regrann from @dp4k.m - A pair of dead sharks seemingly agape at the fate they ended up with. Man has created a monster he once feared, Himself. This photograph was taken by Hotli Simanjuntak and shared to us by my good friend Kimberly Nicole Forssander @respectanimalrights - As Many as 11,000 Sharks Are Killed by Humans Every Hour. As scary shark attacks might be, the numbers show that sharks populations are the ones really at risk. Around 97 million sharks died because of human activity in 2010, according to research by Boris Worm, a professor and marine ecologist at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He said that the number of sharks killed each year tends to be around 100 million, which means that around 11,000 sharks die each hour. "There's no place that's safe for sharks anymore," #stopkillingsharks #saveourwildlife #saveourocean #savethesharks #stopsharkfinning #ManIsTheMonster #WeNeedSharks #SaveOurSharks✔ ™@maestro320 #Regrann

We are furious that this has happened in our own backyard. But thankfully this island is very small and we are hoping word of mouth will help us discover who did this. "Devastated to find out a young tagged female tiger shark was killed in my home area. We are looking for the person responsible, any information please text 1-808-649-0018 ([email protected]). Luckily our local community generally has a deep respect for sharks, however there are always a few people everywhere who enjoy killing and wasting with out regard for animals, the environment, or the greater community. Shark populations have been decimated by over 90-95% they are being eradicated mostly for the Chinese status symbol bowl of #sharkfinsoup however #sharkfishing in general has been shown to make impacts on local marine ecosystems, Sharks are responsible for keeping marine ecosystems healthy #weneedsharks .... I will send the first 30 people who repost this a Hawaiian Sunrise shell & SaveSharks Charm. #mahalo #aloha #sharkohana #sharkdiving #sharkarmy #oneoceandiving oneoceandiving.com #SaveOurSharks✔ #RacingExtinction⏰" -@oceanicramsey.