Valerie Taylor — the girl who swam with sharks
Leave a reviewWould you willingly put your arm in a shark’s mouth? Valerie Taylor did. She was a pioneering shark conservationist who believed sharks are friends, not foes. Valerie thrived in a male dominated world, and even had a brush with Hollywood when she worked on the film Jaws. This fearless, fierce adventurer of the sea had a mission; to change people’s attitudes towards sharks. She travelled the world, diving and swimming with sharks and campaigning to protect them.
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Episode One: INTRODUCING — Fierce Girls
This is an Episodic show. You can listen to it in any order, but episode one is always a great place to start.
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Would you willingly put your arm in a shark’s mouth? Valerie Taylor did. She was a pioneering shark conservationist who believed sharks are friends, not foes. Valerie thrived in a male dominated world, and even had a brush with Hollywood when she worked on the film Jaws. This fearless, fierce adventurer of the sea had a mission; to change people’s attitudes towards sharks. She travelled the world, diving and swimming with sharks and campaigning to protect them.
Narrated by Australian champion freediver Amber Bourke.
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