Amity Shark Race Makes it Safe to Get in the Water Again
Shark fin race is fundraiser for Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary as part of its 50-year anniversary summer.
Shark fin race is fundraiser for Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary as part of its 50-year anniversary summer.
Amity Shark Race was the brainchild of Josey Kirkland and Liz Dengenis.
Amity Shark Race was the brainchild of Josey Kirkland and Liz Dengenis.
Wooden decoys are let loose in the water near the end of the jetty.
Wooden decoys are let loose in the water near the end of the jetty.
Island businesses and individuals paid a fee for a shark fin.
Island businesses and individuals paid a fee for a shark fin.
Herding the fins.
Herding the fins.
Jaws memories as the shark fins fill Sengekontacket Pond.
Jaws memories as the shark fins fill Sengekontacket Pond.
On Sunday, shark fins were spotted in Sengekontacket again. But this time the fins were not be attached to actual sharks. They were wooden decoys, used as a fundraiser for Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary as part of its 50-year anniversary summer.