Hey everyone, I just thought everyone would really dig hearing about this years
SHARK WEEK 2008, starting
Sunday, July 27th!
I'm setting this up as an official thread for anyone to voice off about their what they liked last year, ask questions and talk about what they're looking forward to this year. I will continually revisit with new materials/exclusives to share with you guys (you're going to love Shark Yourself!)
Below I've listed a general schedule overview to get everyone on the same page. I totally stoked for the
Mythbusters shark special myself (Jamie & Adam rock).
Also, I'll be checking up often, so don't be shy about posting questions...
Check out the website:
Shark Week : Discovery Channel : Shark Behavior and Conservation Shark Week 2008 Premieres
SUNDAY @ 9PM -- Mythbusters: Shark Special 
Jamie and Adam totally bring it. Using their usual explosive experimentation (expect lots of hilarity), they travel from CA's deep blue to the Bahamas in hunt of debunking some serious shark myths. My personal fave, are sharks repelled by magnets? They even create a 16-foot long robo-shark; how's that for upping the ante!?
MONDAY @ 9PM -- Surviving Sharks with Survivorman! 
Everyone's favorite Survivorman, Les Stroud, gives tips and tricks on how best to play it safe in the water. He tests some popular survivor theories -- is it safer to stay in a group or tread water along? -- that i'm sure you'll find useful when you're stranded in shark infested waters off the coast of South Africa.
Also on
Monday, Day of the Shark @ 10pm.
[b]TUESDAY @ 9PM --
Dirty Jobs: Shark Special with Mike Rowe 
Sharks don't just life in the warm waters of the tropics, how about looking north...waaaaay north! The mysterious Greenland shark lives near the Arctic circle and Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe travels to their bitter cold home to find out more about the large, slow-moving behemoths. Learn how the rapid ecological changes near the north pole are affecting this awesome creature, and how that trickles down the food chain.
Also on
Tuesday, How Not to Become Shark Bait @ 10pm. THURSDAY @ 9PM -- Mysteries of the Shark Coast 
Why are shark populations mysteriously declining? Follow a special team of marine biologists, scientists and adventurers with noted documentary filmmaker Mike deGruy as they on the largest shark tagging expedition in Australian history. Crittercams and remote cameras give us great views and help us understand the largely secretive life of sharks.
Be apart of the research team, check out
Shark Runners!
SHARK WEEK 2008 
Especially Greenland sharks. They're slow-moving but gigantic... The scientists working up there are studying the sharks and all the ecological changes going on. It's one of the most extreme climates in the entire world!
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