Discovery is gearing up for the 28th annual Shark Week, airing on Discovery Channel July 5th-11th 2015 with a full lineup of Shark Week products that are sure to make a splash with fans this year.
Every year Shark Week takes fascinated viewers on a journey to the depths of the sea uncovering the secrets of the ocean’s top predator. Discovery’s longest-running programming event thrills fans of all ages who are fascinated by the often misunderstood shark. More than just a week-long ratings bonanza, Shark Week has become a pop culture phenomenon with a massive buzz factor.
Love Shark Week? If so, you will want to head out and pick up these fabulous licensed products while they are here and currently available.
Shark Week Beach and Bath Towels are available at Target for $9.99 to $15.49 suggested retail price.
Shark Week Plush Great White Sharks and Hammerhead Sharks are available at Toys R’ Us for the suggested retail price of $9.99 each.
Check out the Sharkopedia: The Complete Guide to Everything Sharks which is currently available at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and DiscoveryStore.com for the suggested retail price of $19.99.
Every year my husband and both of my nephews get together for a Shark Week party here at my home. The boys are 13 and 16 years old and look forward to Shark Week and spending time with their Uncle Sam. It’s an annual tradition and a fun one for them and educational too!
Now is the time to plan your Shark Week parties and have some fun! Don’t forget, Shark Week begins on July 5th, 2015 and you can find it on the Discovery Channel.
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Did I read that right? This is the **28th** annual Shark Week? Wow! I just may pay more attention this year; there have been several unconfirmed sightings of a Great White Shark off the Maine coast this month.
I enjoy watching the program and love most nature shows. It is nice that your husband and nephews have established this tradition.
My kids are both scuba divers, and they have encountered sharks. Most won’t attack, but I’m not chancing it. My son has a good amount of respect and awe for them. It’s amazing how fascinated people get by watching shark week. It draws such a crowd. I will say that Sharkopedia interests even me.
I love Shark Week too and always try to watch a little bit of it. The movie Jaws messed me up for life! I am not a boat person and I freak out when I have to fly over the ocean. I love it when they say the chances of a shark attack are sooooooooo slim and then like last week those TWO kids lost limbs off the coast of Oak Island! Yeah…. slim chance. I am all about the pool!
And holy mackerel, why do people go back into the water right after shark sightings?! What is wrong with people? Not so much an ocean person either even though I live near one.
Love Shark Week and I will be watching. Be careful out there!
We are all fascinated by sharks – at least I am, and have been for years. “Jaws” was released 40 years ago this week and it still scares me. Es[ecially in wake of the the kids betting attacked by sharks latekt.