Shark Alarm   Sometimes sharks kill humans but 10 million times more often, humans kill sharks. Sharks have existed for over 400 Million years; that's 130 Million years before the first Dinosaurs roamed the earth. We don't exactly know what killed the Dinosaurs but we do know who is killing the sharks, it's the human predator - the most destructive and irresponsible predator on earth...   Read More    The 'Jaws of Life'   If you don't know sharks you might call them the 'Jaws of Death'. But if you are familiar with the complexity of the biological balance in the ecosystem in the oceans of the world, you will know that those are indeed the 'Jaws of Life'. The aim of this website is to introduce these wonderful animals to you. Let me tell you why I call them the 'Jaws of Life'...   Read More		March 10, 2010 Search SharkProtect.com:     Help Welcome Biography Jaws Of Life Shark Alarm Common Sense Health Shark Dictionary Species & Families The Media Friends Guestbook Links Contact Me   Jupp Kerckerinck is available to talk to your group about sharks.   For an interesting addition to your school, club or special event Contact Me today. Email-A-Friend About SharkProtect.com! If you would like to tell someone about SharkProtect.com, drop them a line right now. Join the SharkProtect.com Mailing List Let me periodically send you news & events from the shark community. Shark Dictionary   My fascination with sharks began during my first shark dive in the Pacific with my daughter Philipa. After the dive I read every book I could find on sharks. There was one book, however, that I could not find anywhere...a vocabulary of shark terminology. So here is my version, which hopefully will enable you to understand them a little better. # A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z (Click on a letter above for a list of associated dictionary words and phrases) - Age - Alopiidae - Ampullae of Lorenzini - Anal Fin - Angstzination/Angstcination - Anterior - Apex Pedators - Arthrodira Age   Sharks have inhabited the world for 400 million years but they mature almost at the same rate as humans, very slow for a threatened species. It means that some of the species cannot reproduce fast enough to replace the number of sharks killed by humans. I welcome suggestions for additions to my shark dictionary. If you would like to contribute, please Contact Me. Join Mailing List   •   Email-A-Friend   •   Terms & Conditions of Use   •   Privacy Policy   •   Links   •   Contact Me Copyright © 2005-2010 SharkProtect.com. All rights reserved.