Repost from @oceanramsey 💙 It’s always a relief and joy to see Tiger Shark ID: Roxy. It’s a relief to see she’s still surviving despite a decade + of human impact: A broken jaw, an incorrectly attached SAT tag that’s broken, biofouling, mangling her fin, creating drag, and continually getting caught on nets and fishing line threatening to end her life. Over the years @juansharks and I have removed countless amounts of fishing gear off of Roxy and we’ve seen her time and time again emaciated and seemingly desperate from entanglement, but she’s a survivor, and it brings me a tremendous amount of joy to introduce her to people through @oneoceandiving and see their lives, minds, and perspectives forever shift. Sharks and marine life swim through a gauntlet of human impact daily, and some, like Roxy here, suffer from those impacts for the rest of their lives. Mahalo nui loa/Thank you so much to the team of conservationists @oneoceandiving speaking up for sharks daily and providing that imperative educational shift in awareness and facilitating the incredible opportunity for people to meet sharks under the respectful guidance of trained safety personnel. Thank you so much/Mahalo nui loa to the wonderful guests that join us on the boat to visit the sharks in their home in the most respectful way possible. & special special mahalo nui loa to my amazing hubby @juansharks I love you so much and it’s so neat to spend more than 15+ years together with you and Roxy, Nikki, Moana, Bully, and more of the beautiful shark ohana we’re so lucky to have grown up with ❤️🫶🙏 SO much tigggggger 🐅 🦈 shark action this week! The season is filling in fast! 😻🐅🦈❤️🫶🦈 @oneoceandiving So grateful to be in the water this past week with the @oneoceandiving team between boats with @mariaahhm @faithwfins @drew__gq @captain_whitlock @marina_pr8 @sharkkidjuju @hannahtuomistobell @blakethompsonphoto @paulphinphotography Wetsuit: by @xcelwetsuits Filmed by @juansharks ❤️🦈 post x @tesscorrigan