Rodney Fox is a legendary figure in shark conservation and underwater exploration. After surviving one of the most famous great white shark attacks in history in 1963, Rodney transformed his near-tragedy into a lifelong mission to understand and protect sharks.
As the co-founder of the Rodney Fox Shark Expeditions and the Rodney Fox & Mark Tozer Shark Museum, Rodney’s legacy includes groundbreaking underwater filming, the first shark cage dives, and decades of public education and conservation work.
This tag includes stories, documentaries, exhibits, and educational content that celebrate Rodney’s life, his impact on shark science, and his role in changing public perception of these incredible animals.
