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Saving Sharks in Argentina through #Science and Collaboration | By Juan Martín Cuevas “Our work in #Argentina demonstrates that collaborative #conservation is not only possible but essential for #sharks’ survival.” bit.ly/46NgjZZ

As the film turns 50, don’t blame ‘Jaws’ for our fear of sharks, writes Hans Walters of WCS’s @nyaquarium. But in reality, Walters writes for @NYDailyNews, this group of animals bears little resemblance to the antagonist of the book and film. #SharkWeek nydailynews.com/2025/07/19/thi…

This Shark Week, some ideas on ‘Jaws’ at 50 trib.al/5cgIRzK

Happy #NationalKeeperWeek to our amazing team at the New York Aquarium! When you see an aquarist, trainer, or keeper at the New York Aquarium this week, make sure to say “thanks” for their hard work and dedication!

Using positive reinforcement, this longhorn cowfish has been trained to swim into a container to feed undisturbed by other fish. In this video, the cowfish is offered dental plaster (with a nutritious gel) to help file down his growing teeth & promote natural grazing behavior.