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Upload your pictures of support to free Sammy the shark
Join hundreds of Gulf News readers in voicing your support to free Sammy the whale shark from captivity in the UAE.
- Gulf News report
- Published: 00:14 October 9, 2008
- Image Credit: Gulf News Reader
- Baby Ryan is one of Sammy's youngest fans at only 11 months.
Dubai: Gulf News is asking readers to support the campaign to free Sammy the whale shark by wearing a badge.
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Sammy The Shark Badge Download your badge here (1240x610pixels @ 210kb) |
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Whale Shark Wallpaper Click to download (1024X768 pixels) |
After you download the badge, why not show your support publically by uploading a picture of yourself wearing the badge.
Uploading photos is simple. Click on the link below and follow the instructions, but don't forget to fill out your details or we won't know who you are.
Click here to upload your photos to Gulf News
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