Jasmin Graham, a shark scientist and author of 'Sharks Don't Think,' dives into the fascinating world of hammerheads. She shares insights into their unique behaviors and evolutionary quirks. The conversation also explores why it’s perfectly normal to have crushes on fictional characters, particularly the villainous ones. Plus, discussions about the vital role vultures play in maintaining ecological health and the threats they face highlight the urgent need for conservation efforts. A mix of science, humor, and heartfelt passions awaits!

Jasmin Graham, a marine biologist and founder of Minorities in Shark Science (MISS), shares her inspiring journey from a disillusioned graduate student to a passionate advocate for sharks. She emphasizes the critical need for shark conservation and the vital role these creatures play in ocean ecosystems. Jasmin discusses the importance of diversity in marine research and highlights the invaluable knowledge shared by Black fishermen. The conversation also dives into the unique charms of bonnethead sharks and the fascinating anatomy of hammerheads, blending science with storytelling.

Marine biologist Jasmin Graham shares her journey in academia, challenges faced by researchers of color, and the importance of inclusivity in shark science. She founded MIS to support underrepresented individuals and promote collaboration in the field.

Marine biologist Jasmin Graham shares her journey from holding sharks to advocating for conservation efforts and more diversity in the field. She discusses misconceptions about sharks, the impact of media on their perception, and the legacy of segregation on marine conservation.

Shark scientist Jasmin Graham discusses her book 'Sharks Don't Sink' on challenges in academia, biases in science, and the importance of diversity in marine science. The podcast also explores shark conservation, AI in industries, and dispelling misconceptions about sharks.