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Sharkfest 2026: Nature's Engineering Meets Aviation Innovation
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Sharkfest 2026: Nature's Engineering Meets Aviation Innovation

National Geographic's 14th annual Sharkfest returns this July, highlighting the intersection of marine biology and biomimetic technology in aviation.

Jul 4, 2026