Great White sharks may mistake humans for seals, explaining attacks
From below the water's surface, swimming humans may look like food -- especially to great white juvenilles.
From below the water's surface, swimming humans may look like food -- especially to great white juvenilles.
Some 50 million years ago, the Earth shifted to a cooler climate. Here’s why
The use of electronic deterrents could avoid many potentially fatal shark bites.
It's an apolcayptic scenario, but researchers say it's still possible to reverse the trend with proper policies
I mean, who hasn't this happened to, right?
We could learn a thing or two from sharks about fighting microbial infections.
It's adorable and quite harmless.
This is not the Nemo you're looking for.
Scientists sink their teeth in the great white's genome
" teeth are the size of a sand grain. Without a microscope you'd just throw them away," says one of ...
The largest fish in history may have been doomed by its active metabolism that couldn't keep up with a tough ...
A ferocious predator actually enjoys a vegetarian snack from time to time.
Lessons from the fastest-swimming shark on the planet.
The method could open a breakthrough for shark research.
Yes, these sharks live inside a volcano.
We're literally eating the viability of tomorrow's oceans.
We've just started discovering the tip of the iceberg in terms of deep sea creatures.
Specifically, they put their shoulders into it.
Some 20 million years ago, both the Atlantic and the Pacific were haunted by a huge shark the size of ...