Monique Fallows, alongside her husband, Chris, has worked with great white sharks at Seal Island in Cape Town, South Africa for 22 years as eco-tourism operators and photographers. Together they have contributed to research by collecting over 3,000 days of field data, which has contributed to 18 peer reviewed scientific papers.
Assisting Chris with his photographic work, they spend upwards of 200 days per year at sea spending time with various shark species, whales, dolphins and sea birds.
Their work with Discovery Channel film crews has also given opportunity to work with great white sharks at all great white shark hot spots around the world such as New Zealand, California, Mexico and the entire South African coastline.
Monique and Chris now spend extensive periods with various wildlife species in the wilds of Southern and East Africa, as well as photographing iconic wildlife species on all seven continents.
Monique is a former professional tennis player.
