Great white sharks galore!!! Our chat with Dr. Greg Skomal continues this week as we get to learn about shark movement ecology and deep diving, geology for some reason, unique thermal physiology, kind of all the -ologies actually. Come learn about sharks with me because I just can’t get enough of these fin-credible animals! Greg also gives us an inside look at what a day searching for great white sharks is like.

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What’s that? Another episode from a great white shark expert? Yes please! Dr. Greg Skomal is no stranger to Discovery Channel’s Shark Week, and he was more than happy to join us for today’s episode. We get to learn how he went from zero to hero in the shark world, how sharks are aged, why he loves what he does, and how contagious his passion for sharks and the ocean are. Let’s learn a thing or two from him!

You can follow the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy online, on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram.

Read the study about different stress effects on caught and released sharks. Watch Greg tag great white sharks on YouTube here and here!

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Theme music was created and performed by Connor Blake and Wes McNeely (Wes can be found @wes.mcneely1 on Instagram and Wes McNeely on YouTube).

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Do you enjoy our planet? Do you want your grandchildren to enjoy our planet too? Chris Fischer, the passionate founder of the collaborative great white shark research and education organization, Ocearch, tells us how he has dominated the business world for the benefit of our planet’s future. Learn with me how to increase your interest and efficiency in life regardless of your opinion on sharks. Although, I hope you’re beginning to like them now. 😊

You can follow Ocearch and their shark tracker online. Follow Ocearch also on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. Chris is on Twitter and Instagram too!

Make education fun through Ocearch’s K-8 educational programs! Find all the science Ocearch has conducted here!

Watch how Ocearch catches a great white shark and then how they catch Mary Lee, a 16-foot, 3,500 pound great white shark named after Chris Fischer’s own mother!

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Theme music was created and performed by Connor Blake and Wes McNeely (Wes can be found @wes.mcneely1 on Instagram and Wes McNeely on YouTube).

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What the devil could we be talking about this time… I’m glad you asked, caring elasmite listener. Today, Simon Hilbourne from the Manta Trust is chatting with us about, well, devil rays and manta rays. He teaches me how to pronounce scientific words, but that’s just because I’m learning. There’s a lot to this episode so come join me as we go on a deep dive to learn more about these majestic stingray cousins and their conservation!

You can follow the Manta Trust online, on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Subscribe to their newsletter and adopt-a-manta! Simon Hilbourne can be found on Instagram too!

Watch Bindi Irwin take an ultrasound of a spiny dogfish shark on YouTube!

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Theme music was created and performed by Connor Blake and Wes McNeely (Wes can be found @wes.mcneely1 on Instagram and Wes McNeely on YouTube).

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Grab your bratwurst and sauerkraut as we travel (virtually) to Germany to chat with our newest elasmite guest, Dr. Félicie Dhellemmes. Be sure to bring your own unique condiments that showcase your personality as she explains how sharks are more than just a bigger stupid fish. But we all knew that already… This week is all about shark personality and individual uniqueness, so enjoy this one-of-a-kind episode!

You can follow Félicie Dhellemmes on her Instagram and Twitter.

Read about evidence for personality in sea anemones and cockroaches!

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Theme music was created and performed by Connor Blake and Wes McNeely (Wes can be found @wes.mcneely1 on Instagram and Wes McNeely on YouTube).

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You might recognize this guy’s voice. Why? Because this is part 2 of our conversation with great white shark friend and photographer, George Probst! Come learn with me about how George uses his passion to get comfortable with the uncomfortable, to teach others about sharks, and why he prefers the day-to-day approach to life over long-term thinking.

You can follow George Probst on his website, Instagram, and Twitter.

Please consider supporting this podcast on Patreon!

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We’re The Elasmos Podcast: A Shark’s Universe on Facebook and YouTube.

Find links to everything at www.elasmospod.com (Created and designed by Paul McNeely).

Theme music was created and performed by Connor Blake and Wes McNeely (Wes can be found @wes.mcneely1 on Instagram and Wes McNeely on YouTube).

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Ahhhh the beautiful subtropical island of Guadalupe. Where is this paradise? Listen to this week’s episode where I ask great white shark photographer, George Probst, this single question. Jkjkjk we had so much to talk about that this is only the first half of our conversation. Enjoy learning more about white sharks and a type of art I wish I knew how to do from our new best friend.

You can follow George Probst on his website, Instagram, and Twitter.

Please consider supporting this podcast on Patreon!

Follow @elasmospod on Instagram and Twitter.

We’re The Elasmos Podcast: A Shark’s Universe on Facebook and YouTube.

Find links to everything at www.elasmospod.com (Created and designed by Paul McNeely).

Theme music was created and performed by Connor Blake and Wes McNeely (Wes can be found @wes.mcneely1 on Instagram and Wes McNeely on YouTube).

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Lions, tigers, and bears, oh my! Once again originality escapes me but this time it actually makes more sense! I promise… Today, we get to chat with Bimini Shark Lab CEO and tiger shark (and bear) enthusiast/researcher, Matt Smukall. He may have one of the most adventurous and awesome lives of anyone I’ve ever met. Matt’s here to tell us all about it. And gorgeous Bahamian sharks too of course!

You can follow Matt Smukall and the Bimini Shark Lab on their lab website, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.

Please consider supporting this podcast on Patreon!

Follow @elasmospod on Instagram and Twitter.

We’re The Elasmos Podcast: A Shark’s Universe on Facebook and YouTube.

Find links to everything at www.elasmospod.com (Created and designed by Paul McNeely).

Theme music was created and performed by Connor Blake and Wes McNeely (Wes can be found @wes.mcneely1 on Instagram and Wes McNeely on YouTube).

Follow me @smcneely4335 on Instagram.

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