Calvin & Hobbes' satellite tags were scheduled to disconnect on January 17th, 2010. Hobbes' PAT tag washed up on Tecolote beach in La Paz, Baja California and was found by a restaurant owner in La Paz! On January 27, 2010 the tag was picked up by Adoptashark creator, Luke Inman, and shark biologist, Estrella Holm. To see Calvin and Hobbes' tracks while their tags were attached, check out our Their own personal Pages.   

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October was an amazing month for Iemanya Oceanica. We had a historical high of activity that continues to build for us. We are excited to have so much to talk about, and because everyone seems to be asking "What's different about you guys these days?" we will dedicate this space each month to answer this question.

• Shark Tagging Expedition
• Huge Media attention
• Incredible Contributions

Adopting a Shark is a fun and unique way to get involved in shark and ray conservation. AdoptaShark is an excellent program for adults and kids because everybody learns A LOT about sharks and the oceans. Adopting a shark means that you will get to know your tagged shark and follow it as it moves around the seas. As we learn new information about your shark, we will pass it on to you via our website. Bear in mind however, that the tracking tags will only be attached to each shark from 3-6 months, after which time we/you will no longer recieve new tracking information for that shark. Even so, you will be able to study the maps that  were generated when the tags were 'live' and in no time, you will be a virtual expert on your shark. You will learn things like… Read more...