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 I don't know about you, but I had no idea July was considered "Shark Month." To be honest, aside from watching the Jaws movies way too early and doing an exciting school project about them, I'd never paid much attention to ocean animals. However, after all these years, Netflix has made me think about them from a whole new perspective. "All the Sharks" is first and foremost a competition, yes, but not the kind of competition we usually see on reality TV.  The show tries to create some drama, whether between the contestants or between the locals and the contestants; however, in the end, it's about watching marine biologists on a dream vacation, enjoying their time trying to find shark species, making the most of this opportunity. And you know what? I'm not complaining at all, because not only did I learn that rays are also part of the shark species, but I also got to see some beautiful sharks and marine life.  "All the Sharks" doesn't fe...