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Want to wish someone happy birthday with shark facts? I’m now on Cameo!

Posted on August 20, 2026 By David Shiffman
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Want a fun and unique birthday gift+ for the shark nerd in your life? I’m now on Cameo, the app that lets you get a personalized video message from celebrities*.

You can now hire me through Cameo to deliver a personalized birthday message, including a fun fact about sharks! Here’s how it works, for those of you who haven’t used this service before.

Click here to get to my Cameo page. Fill out the form to tell me who I’m delivering the message to, and include any message you’d like me to say (including any inside jokes and whatnot). I’ll throw in a fun fact about sharks, which can be themed to your request if you’d like.

You’ll get the video in a few days, you can send it at your convenience, and you can keep it forever.

This is new to me, but let’s give it a try!

+ I suppose this doesn’t have to just be for birthdays if you have any other occassion where you’d like to send someone a personalized video message from a shark scientist.

*Apparently I count by their standards. I’m as surprised as you are.

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