Her shark is worse than her bite!

Sorry if I made a bad day worse with this groaner.

The Shark's Poem

I grew up reading the poems/rhymes of Enid Blyton, Roald Dahl, Ogden Nash and Shel Silverstein.  I love those but I really can't appreciate many other forms of poetry. Especially the "deep" and "painful" ones.
Many years ago I wrote a poem about a shark which I thought was pretty good for a ten-year old. I've searched all over for that notebook but sadly, it is lost. And so, I attempted to write another shark poem. My poetic skills obviously haven't improved but it was fun writing this. I didn't get to do an Earth day strip this year but I mentioned it in the poem. :D

Here's a separate panel with just the poem.

Cookiecutter shark is not impressed.

Cookiecutter sharks are hilarious!
PS- My comic characters do more baking than I do.

A Shark and a T-Rex. Need I say more?

A tribute to the awesome comic "T-Rex Trying".
Shark meets Dinosaur...how cool is that? We definitely need more movies with that theme. I'm super excited about "Jurassic Park" in 3D...even though there aren't any sharks in it (and I'm not even a big fan of 3D movies!).
Mr.Spielberg, Jaws in 3D next, please?

When I see a shark fly

This little Dumbo-dig at the Oceanic whitetip has nothing to do with the earlier strip. The shark isn't at all upset that the stripey fish don't want to hang out with it.
Oceanic whitetip sharks are pretty awesome. They have these special (aka "conspicuously larger an rounded") fins and they look rather cool swimming about with their groupies. Sadly, they have been the victims of over-fishing because some people think cool fins = tasty fins. The possibility that those fins are to help the shark fly higher never crosses their mind.

Thankfully, CITES delegates voted for their protection this year.