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Lincoln County kids got a chance to meet a live shark last week at an event hosted by the library. Photo by Abigail Roberts

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A Newport Aquarium program presenter talks about the various sizes of shark jaws and teeth. Photo by Abigail Roberts

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Parents and kids get an up-close look at a shark and shark artifacts during the Newport Aquarium event hosted by the Lincoln County Public Library. Photo by Abigail Roberts

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Lincoln County kids got a chance to meet a live shark. Photo by Abigail Roberts

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Kids get an up-close look at a shark. Photo by Abigail Roberts

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Kids pack the Stanford Baptist Christian Life Center to participate in the sharks exhibit hosted by the Lincoln County Public Library and Wave Foundation at Newport Aquarium. Photo by Abigail Roberts

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The Newport Aquarium presenter shares facts about sharks. Photo by Abigail Roberts

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The Newport Aquarium presenters share facts about sharks. Photo by Abigail Roberts

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Lincoln County kids got a chance to meet a live shark last week at an event hosted by the Lincoln County Public Library (LCPL). 

The informative event was brought to Lincoln County by the Wave Foundation at Newport Aquarium with over 50 kids and adults in attendance. 

Presenters shared a multitude of facts about sharks and their role in the environment, as well as how everyone can help to reduce pollution. 

Following the program, everyone was invited to get an up close look at a live shark. 

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