In conducting the research, scientists visited Western Australia’s Ningaloo Reef for 11 seasons between 2009 and 2019.
‘If you don’t know, let it go,’ NOAA urges shark fishermen
Landing or mishandling the wrong species of shark can land a fisherman in serious trouble.
Study seeks to understand migration patterns of smooth hammerhead sharks
The research team satellite tagged juvenile hammerhead sharks off the US Mid-Atlantic coast and then tracked the sharks for up to 15 months.
Megalodon sharks even bigger than previously thought
The megalodon shark is the most ferocious predator ever, but a new study revealed that it may have been even bigger than previously imagined.
Guy Harvey offering free online art classes
Conservationist and artist Guy Harvey is offering free online art sessions, discussions, contests, and educational videos with his daughter Jessica on Facebook Live.
Add some (marine) life to your next video conference meeting from Guy Harvey
Guy Harvey is bringing a splash of color and deep ocean vibes to those calls with the launch of ten sea-inspired virtual backgrounds available for free at GuyHarvey.com.
PBS to feature Hawaii’s shark species in new ‘Nature’ documentary
The documentary will look at the 40 species of shark that call the waters near Hawaii’s islands their home, including whitetip reef sharks, Galapagos sharks and the tiger shark.
Florida signs shark fin bill into law
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed into law the bill that bans the importation of shark fins into Florida and closes loopholes that enabled the illegal shark fin trade.
Shark poop, mucus and blood leave trail of their locations
Two liters of seawater, or about half a gallon. That’s all that’s needed to detect the presence of sharks in the ocean, according to a new study. A group of researchers from Florida International University (FIU), New College of Florida and Havenworth Coastal Conservation recently teamed up to develop a new method of detecting the presence […]
Amount of plastics detected in sharks a cause for concern
Microplastics are known to negatively influence feeding behavior, development, reproduction and life span of zooplankton and crustaceans.
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