Lifetime Adoption of David, A male great white shark

David was photographed at Guadalupe Island, a known aggregation site of great white sharks. Although males visit aggregation sites annually, we don’t know if David will be spotted again.

David's guardian will receive an Adoption Certificate and an 8" x 10" photograph of him.

It is not possible to arrange a meeting with David, but every time a sighting of him is reported, his guardian will be notified. 

Special Notes: David was named in honor of pioneer shark researcher, Dr. David Baldridge.

Individual great white sharks are identified by the trailing edge of the first dorsal fin, body patterns particularly on and at the base of the pectoral fins and around the mouth, permanent scars, and mutilations.

The winning bid is deductible from US Federal 2018 income taxes as a Charitable Donation. A tax receipt will be issued to the winning bidder.