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Go full deep end energy for Shark Week 2026! Back again this year in three bold new bead colors and our classic hammerhead charm, each limited edition Shark Week Bracelet comes with a real hammerhead to track on an interactive map.
Created in partnership with Saving the Blue to help protect threatened marine species — your shark may even appear on this year’s programming.
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*These tracking bracelets ship in our limited edition SHARK WEEK™ packaging! This means your QR code to track is tucked inside and you will not receive an animal card.
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Marine scientists at Saving The Blue study a variety of threatened marine organisms, including sharks, to continue refining their management and protection strategies. Active research combined with community outreach programs in marine conservation enables everyone to help recover and restore ocean life.
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 698 reviews.
I love this bracelet. The beads really look like the color of the deep sea. I even got my first tracking animal. A female great Hammerhead shark 🦈 named Amphitrite. I love that Shark Week partnered with Fahlo to make this bracelet. Shark Week and Fahlo rock.
The quality is great but I wish it came in at least 2 sizes. I feel like I’m wearing a man’s bracelet. It doesn’t stack nicely with my own bracelets. The tracking is probably the best it can be, but it would be nice if there were photos or videos of the animal you’re tracking. And I don’t mean a live feed, obviously. But when the animal is tagged and released…
It has a slightly loose hold around my wrist. The colors of the beads I chose are very pretty, but the hammerhead charm keeps turning blue on one side for some reason
I’m so happy to have all my Fahlo animals. Fahlo is so compassionate about animals, like me. They’re all about protecting wildlife and I’m so happy that I am able to help animals too!!!
I've been a Shark Week fan since I was a young kid and absolutely love my Shark Week bracelet. It arrived quickly and I was able to track my Hammerhead Shark, Hammie, easily. I love that Fahlo bracelets stand for wildlife conservation.
This little bracelet is honestly adorable — the colors are gorgeous and that tiny shark charm is everything. The only problem is there’s a crack running right through it, and it’s sitting exactly at the T‑area of the hammerhead, which makes me feel like it’s gonna snap in half the second I try to wear it. I love the look, but I can’t actually use it without worrying it’ll break.
It was so awesome I got to interact or help with shark week. I watch that every time is on, I set a reminder on my TV, just so I don't miss it. So to have a bracelet from shark week is a like a dream come true. I'd love to by more if you have them next year. Thank you so much. And I absolutely love the bracelet, the shark week bracelet makes my 6 bracelet and I'll be buying more. Fahlo is the best.
I wish two people could track the same animal, I really wanted to track it with my (gay) boyfriend cause I got it for his birthday
Besides that, I also wish it had different sizes, because my boyfriend has very small wrists so it didn’t fit him quite right.
It was very nice besides all that
I bought this for my 7 year old grandson who requested the hammerhead shark bracelet because it was shark week. He wanted to track "his" shark, he loves the name Storm and asks everyday to "see" Storm.
Favorite bead colors to date! This dark blue and green bracelet reminds me of the color of the ocean way out at sea. The beads are well made. We love watching “our” shark near the Florida coast.
I just love knowing that I am helping the animals and helping to help conserve and protect them. My first one was a turtle I bought my grandson. My daughter told me about it and I just love being able to help these beautiful animals. ❤️
i absolutely love your company and i love what you do for the planet! very happy i became member when i did!! everyone keeps asking me where i got all my bracelets! i absolutely adore them and wear them everyday!!! thank you!!!!
I’m a huge animal lover! I have always loved marine life! Collecting bracelets like these shark ones, and the other marine life ones, make it even more exciting!! 😁
Im so in love with this bracelet in the deep sea color. Seeing it online doesn't do it justice to when u get it in your hands an put it on your wrist. Amazing. Thanks fahlo for the this wonderful experience. Can't wait to order more
“In order to conserve and manage sharks, researchers use tags to track them in their natural habitat and study their movement patterns and behavior. This tagging allows researchers to better understand the species’ life history, social behavior, reproduction and much more, including how often the animals may interact with fisheries. These fields are all very important for advancing the conservation and management of sharks.
“For example, Saving the Blue recently tagged a great hammerhead in Andros. Within the Bahamas, this shark was protected as part of the National Shark Sanctuary. When the shark left the Bahamas and swam to the United States, however, it was subject to fishing pressure as regulations permit limited harvest in federal waters. By revealing where sharks move and the routes they travel, scientists can understand how best to influence management and best protect them. This protection is only possible with the use of tags, which reveal the secrets of these fascinating creatures!” - Saving the Blue
To learn more about why sharks are tracked, visit our partner directly at savingtheblue.org.
How are hammerheads tracked?
“We use a combination of satellite and acoustic electronic devices. Satellite tags (SPOT or PSAT) are typically used to monitor migration patterns both horizontally and vertically as they can provide locations of the sharks during tracks and depth / temperature information at 5-minute intervals throughout their deployment. Acoustic tracking tags are usually deployed to examine habitat use at finer scales, determining the role of various biological factors (e.g. biotic / abiotic) on how sharks use particular areas.” - Saving the Blue
To learn more about how sharks are tracked, visit our partner directly at savingtheblue.org.
Does tracking harm the hammerheads?
“Our team is very careful with how we handle and place tags on sharks. Most satellite devices are placed next to or through the dorsal fin. There are no nerve endings in the fins and although we are unable to ask a shark if it feels us making a hole to place a tag, they do not react. The tags are temporary with materials that break down over time, so eventually there are no tag remnants on the shark. Acoustic tags are typically implanted in the body cavity and can last up to 10-years, many recent studies that our scientific team have been involved with have tracked some individuals up to 6-years with tags implanted showing no adverse effects.” - Saving the Blue
It really is! We teamed up with Discovery™ SHARK WEEK™ to make the biggest splash for shark conservation. All of our hammerhead sharks are tagged and tracked in partnership with Saving the Blue, and you might just spot your shark on TV!
How does a hammerhead shark tracking bracelet work?
Our nonprofit partner Saving the Blue outfits hammerhead sharks with satellite tags to study their movements, behavior, and ecology, and these data points are then plotted on a map to see where they go most often. When you track a hammerhead shark with The SHARK WEEK™ Bracelet, you follow a real shark's journey alongside researchers using these coordinates in the Fahlo app!
How many hammerhead shark species are there?
There are 9 recognized species of hammerhead shark: the scalloped hammerhead, smooth hammerhead, great hammerhead, whitefin hammerhead, Carolina hammerhead, golden hammerhead, winghead shark, scoophead, and bonnethead. We track individuals belonging to the first 3 species!
Why is the hammerhead shark endangered?
Of the hammerhead species we track, scalloped and great hammerheads are listed as Critically Endangered and smooth hammerheads are listed as Vulnerable. They are threatened in the wild mainly due to bycatch and overfishing, meaning they are intentionally fished for their fins, or are unintentionally caught during fishing operations targeting a different species. The stress of capture unfortunately causes a high mortality rate even after release, particularly for great hammerheads.
Where do hammerhead sharks live?
Hammerhead sharks love warm, temperate, and tropical waters around the world! They’re often found near the coast or cruising the continental shelf where marine life abounds and there is plenty of prey. Our partner Saving the Blue studies hammerhead sharks in The Bahamas (Andros Island), the southeastern US, and Mexico.
“In order to conserve and manage sharks, researchers use tags to track them in their natural habitat and study their movement patterns and behavior. This tagging allows researchers to better understand the species’ life history, social behavior, reproduction and much more, including how often the animals may interact with fisheries. These fields are all very important for advancing the conservation and management of sharks.
“For example, Saving the Blue recently tagged a great hammerhead in Andros. Within the Bahamas, this shark was protected as part of the National Shark Sanctuary. When the shark left the Bahamas and swam to the United States, however, it was subject to fishing pressure as regulations permit limited harvest in federal waters. By revealing where sharks move and the routes they travel, scientists can understand how best to influence management and best protect them. This protection is only possible with the use of tags, which reveal the secrets of these fascinating creatures!” - Saving the Blue
To learn more about why sharks are tracked, visit our partner directly at savingtheblue.org.
“We use a combination of satellite and acoustic electronic devices. Satellite tags (SPOT or PSAT) are typically used to monitor migration patterns both horizontally and vertically as they can provide locations of the sharks during tracks and depth / temperature information at 5-minute intervals throughout their deployment. Acoustic tracking tags are usually deployed to examine habitat use at finer scales, determining the role of various biological factors (e.g. biotic / abiotic) on how sharks use particular areas.” - Saving the Blue
To learn more about how sharks are tracked, visit our partner directly at savingtheblue.org.
“Our team is very careful with how we handle and place tags on sharks. Most satellite devices are placed next to or through the dorsal fin. There are no nerve endings in the fins and although we are unable to ask a shark if it feels us making a hole to place a tag, they do not react. The tags are temporary with materials that break down over time, so eventually there are no tag remnants on the shark. Acoustic tags are typically implanted in the body cavity and can last up to 10-years, many recent studies that our scientific team have been involved with have tracked some individuals up to 6-years with tags implanted showing no adverse effects.” - Saving the Blue
It really is! We teamed up with Discovery™ SHARK WEEK™ to make the biggest splash for shark conservation. All of our hammerhead sharks are tagged and tracked in partnership with Saving the Blue, and you might just spot your shark on TV!
Our nonprofit partner Saving the Blue outfits hammerhead sharks with satellite tags to study their movements, behavior, and ecology, and these data points are then plotted on a map to see where they go most often. When you track a hammerhead shark with The SHARK WEEK™ Bracelet, you follow a real shark's journey alongside researchers using these coordinates in the Fahlo app!
There are 9 recognized species of hammerhead shark: the scalloped hammerhead, smooth hammerhead, great hammerhead, whitefin hammerhead, Carolina hammerhead, golden hammerhead, winghead shark, scoophead, and bonnethead. We track individuals belonging to the first 3 species!
Of the hammerhead species we track, scalloped and great hammerheads are listed as Critically Endangered and smooth hammerheads are listed as Vulnerable. They are threatened in the wild mainly due to bycatch and overfishing, meaning they are intentionally fished for their fins, or are unintentionally caught during fishing operations targeting a different species. The stress of capture unfortunately causes a high mortality rate even after release, particularly for great hammerheads.
Hammerhead sharks love warm, temperate, and tropical waters around the world! They’re often found near the coast or cruising the continental shelf where marine life abounds and there is plenty of prey. Our partner Saving the Blue studies hammerhead sharks in The Bahamas (Andros Island), the southeastern US, and Mexico.
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