Whale sharks’ spot patterns are unique to each one like fingerprints are to humans, with no two whale sharks having the exact same pattern.
Chinese shark fins contain dangerous levels of mercury
A new study found that shark fins being sold in markets in China and Hong Kong contained dangerously high levels of mercury.
North Carolina adopts new gear regulations when targeting sharks
The circle hook requirement complies with the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s Coastal Sharks Fishery Management Plan.
Habitat adaptation drives evolution of guitarfish
A new study has found that populations of sharks quickly evolve to adapt to their geographic habitats, creating new genetic strains of the species.
New Guy Harvey socks help out ocean conservation, homeless
Guy Harvey Inc. is pleased to announce a new licensing partner with DivvyUp, a Tallahassee, Florida based company.
Prehistoric white shark nursery discovered in Chile
The University of Vienna discovered the fossil site which contained 5 to 2 million year old fossil teeth of juvenile great whites off the coast of Chile and Peru.
Cartilaginous fish may hold secrets to human joint regeneration
Unlike humans and other mammals, the skeletons of sharks, skates, and rays are made entirely of cartilage.
Smaller sharks use shallow water to avoid hammerhead predation
UAV recorded footage of a hammerhead shark approaching an aggregation of blacktip sharks in the nearshore waters of Palm Beach County.
Learn about Sharks: Great White Anatomy
Matt the Shark Guy covers the external anatomy of a great white shark and what can be done to prevent the practice of shark finning.
Fins Attached to screen Sharkwater Extinction for World Ocean Day
Fins Attached and Team Sharkwater will celebrate World Ocean Day on June 8 with a live stream of Rob Stewart’s shark documentary, Sharkwater Extinction.
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