article_snippet: Famous: The dancing sea creature first hit headlines back in February when he appeared alongside Katy Perry during Katy Perry Super Bowl halftime performance and seemed to lose time with the singer and Katy Perry music .
article_snippet: Last month, Katy's attorneys served an artist who was selling small figurines of the globally-famous dancing shark, who was played by professional dancer Bryan Gaw, online with a cease and desist letter, insisting that he remove the products from the website on which Katy's attorneys were being sold.
article_snippet: Prior to Katy's attorneys warning, Fernando Sosa, 31, had been selling up to 15 of the $24.99 three-inch sharks, which were made using a 3D printer, per day via online marketplace Shapeways.com.
article_snippet: Shake your fin: Many fans watching the halftime performance felt that the sharks had stolen the show .
article_snippet: Center stage: During the performance, Katy was also joined by dancing beach balls, surfboards and palm trees .
article_snippet: The letter from attorney Steve Plinio said Katy is the 'owner of the intellectual property depicted or embodied in connection with the shark images and costumes' portrayed during the show.
highlights_snippet: 30-year-old Katy's dancing sharks stole the spotlight during the Super Bowl halftime show .
  
highlights_snippet: The left shark became particularly popular after he appeared to have lost track of dance moves during performance and couldn't keep up with Katy .
  