<p>Our knowledge about animal movement and the processes that regulate it only begins to scratch the surface! Join the Smithsonian's <a href="https://movementoflife.si.edu/" target="_blank">Movement of Life (MoL)</a> Initiative in their mission to advance the understanding of how all living things, big and small, move across land and seascapes to better sustain a biodiverse planet. This is the first of the MoL collections focused on discovering shark movement along the Atlantic Coast of the United States. What makes sharks move? Dive in to find out!</p> <p>**Lesson plan included (with teacher strategies) that follows NGSS for 4th graders where students are the scientists, they map and analyze shark movement!</p> <p>Contact Smithsonian scientist Dr. Matt Ogburn at <a href="mailto:OgburnM@si.edu" target="_blank">ogburnm@si.edu</a> for inquiries about the shark tagging project or visit his lab's <a href="https://serc.si.edu/labs/fish-and-invertebrate-ecology" target="_blank">website</a> for more information! </p>