As a shark tooth and fossil hunting enthusiast, I often have people ask me why I find fossils so fascinating. To me, the answer is simple: I’m astounded by the fact that I can walk along the beach in ...

Meet Contender. He’s nearly 14 feet long and 1,700 pounds, and took a 5,300-mile journey to Canada before returning to his ...

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No one's been bitten by a white shark in Florida, but tracking data shows they pass through our waters relatively often.

No one has been bitten by a white shark in Florida, and there’s little to attract them into the shallow waters where people ...

Multiple shark species are home to the Caribbean Sea, helping to create healthy marine ecosystems. The great hammerhead shark possesses a unique profile that creates specific tracking challenges for ...

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A group of anglers were enjoying a playful visit by dolphins Wednesday off Venice, Fla., when a great white shark surfaced alongside their moving vessel. The accompanying footage, captured by ...

These “total monsters of fishes” are extinct today, though new clues about their lives come from CT scans and their closest living relatives: the big-eyed ratfish of the deep sea Strange fossils ...

Captain Brad Clark and his wife Yvette Clark of Aquaholic Charters were filming a pod of dolphins when a great white shark surfaced. The pair were fishing with friends about 27 miles west of the ...

Several great white sharks have recently pinged off the South Carolina coast, according to the latest tracking data from OCEARCH, an ocean research nonprofit that tracks hundreds of marine animals.

At least six great white sharks have been tracked in the warm waters off Florida since New Year's Eve. The sharks are tagged by the research group OCEARCH, which monitors their migration patterns.