.@resharkorg is a first-of-its-kind coalition dedicated to reestablishing healthy, genetically diverse, and self-sustaining populations of sharks and rays around the world. #SharkWeek https://t.co/lEwjN09E2T https://t.co/K0aVArkslR

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Sharks – mysterious, magnificent apex predators – are essential to keeping the balance of marine ecosystems — and in many communities, help boost local economies. Sink your teeth into shark facts —and learn why #PeopleNeedSharks. #SharkWeek https://t.co/xYaM0XvUlv

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RT @oceana: This hammerhead is here to wish you a happy #SharkWeek! 🔨 🦈

Celebrate this special week with with a symbolic shark adoption today: https://t.co/1PcTHrWwAL

@SharkWeek https://t.co/52ThAZv4uK

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Efforts to ban shark finning in recent years don’t seem to have the desired effect, but there is still hope—such as new research finding that regulations do positively protect sharks.

Learn more. ⬇️
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#SharkWeek

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Help WWF protect sharks, other vulnerable wildlife and wild places around the world! This week during @Discovery's #SharkWeek, when you symbolically adopt a shark, you can receive a FREE shark plush as our way of saying thanks for your donation: https://t.co/DPjTXM0L9d. https://t.co/ZWiLG8UjOp

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RT @greenpeaceusa: 🦈❤️ #Sharks #SharkWeek https://t.co/gnQqZZtQP1

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A type of shark that has long captivated scientists and divers for its preferred mode of underwater travel — walking —got even more interesting when it was discovered that walking sharks evolved just 9 million years ago, making them the “youngest” sharks on our planet. #SharkWeek https://t.co/T91u9TxOJd

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This #SharkWeek, we’re spreading awareness of these misunderstood creatures. Sharks serve as an indicator of ocean health and help maintain the delicate balance of marine life. Learn more: https://t.co/HSBKtkuNcQ. https://t.co/E666rlNqZ1

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🦈 Did you know: You’re more likely to be killed by a toaster than a shark. If anything, sharks should be afraid of humans.

If sharks were to disappear, it would be bad news for all of us. Here are just a few of the reasons why. #SharkWeek https://t.co/0JlQLiWzoC

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Help WWF protect sharks, other vulnerable wildlife and wild places around the world! This week during @Discovery's #SharkWeek, when you symbolically adopt a shark, you can receive a FREE shark plush as our way of saying thanks for your donation: https://t.co/aDq8raoCLU. https://t.co/jKctHAxT6P

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RT @WWFBetterBiz: During a week of exclusive shark-focused TV programming, #SharkWeek, Warner Bros. Discovery and WWF helped raise awareness and save sharks globally by helping to protect critical ecosystems, including pupping and nursery habitats for baby hammerheads.
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