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To some, sharks are a fearsome creature to be feared. A reason to avoid the ocean and the villain in countless Jaws-inspired nightmares. These comics from The Life of Sharks depict a lighter and much funnier view of the toothy aquatic creatures. If they don't cure your shark-phobia, at least you'll get a few laughs and a marine biology lesson. And if you can't get enough, catch more of the comics on their Instagram page. It makes for many minutes of happy scrolling.

Shark expert and Twitter user Kat Mowle is answering the question that absolutely no one asked: how anatomically accurate are various shark emojis? Well, you're about to learn, along with a whole roundup of scientist emojis. Mark that down as information you didn't know you needed.

Reddit collectively decides on new meme subject matter that will inevitably be all over the internet shortly after. Although the memes might come and go quickly, they almost always have a lasting impact on the meme-iverse. This time they've decided on shark memes, which we're really not complaining about because who the heck doesn't like sharks.

Sometimes the meme universe doesn't deliver properly. When the memes aren't weird enough, funny enough, or present enough, people tend to start forcing their own. This seems to be the case with the very bizarre (and very committed) meme page "Throwing Car Batteries Into the Ocean." The name really says it all. The memes are funny in that they are absolutely absurd - we know that the page is not actually promoting polluting the ocean. But the idea of that promotion is pretty damn amusing.