In line with the 50th anniversary of "Jaws," this month's River Life explores the realities about sharks and whether they ...

One of the scientists involved in tracking Contender – the biggest great white shark ever recorded by researchers in the ...

Along her migration from Mozambique to Nigeria, the eight-foot-long female would have encountered a zone of water too cold to cross that has kept Africa's bull shark populations separated for ...

Organizations like OCEARCH are conducting research to better understand shark behavior and migration patterns. ... Bull sharks may swim into the river but only for a short time.

Black tips usually are more prevalent on Atlantic side, especially during migration. Bull sharks, bonnet heads, Atlantic sharp-nose and black-tips and tigers are fairly common on the Gulf side." ...

The five shark species most commonly found in Texas are the Atlantic sharpnose, blacktip, bonnethead, bull, and spinner. No matter the species, these sea beasts are best avoided. Myrtle Beach ...

Dr Harley Newton, chief scientist and veterinarian for OCEARCH, from Jacksonville, Florida, has dedicated her career to ...

A heroic bystander who helped rescue a teen from being mauled by a shark in northern NSW has revealed horrific details of the ...

Kajiura has been tracking shark migration for about 13 years. ... Because bull sharks often stay in the same nursery habitat for years before migrating, biologists, ...

Bull sharks strengthen food webs by traveling between and thereby linking and stabilizing freshwater and saltwater ecosystems, researchers said. Without that migration, both environments can ...

A teenage boy has been attacked by what’s believed to have been a bull shark at the popular Cabarita Beach on Sunday. According to 9 News, he sustained multiple injuries to his upper right arm, wrist, ...

Bull sharks strengthen food webs by traveling between and thereby linking and stabilizing freshwater and saltwater ecosystems, researchers said. Without that migration, both environments can ...