Tagging data confirm that blue sharks migrate incredibly long distances, with some even crossing the equator from the North Atlantic to the South Atlantic.
Conservation group sues Mexican government to enforce hammerhead protections
The Center for Biological Diversity filed a lawsuit against the Mexican government in order to enforce laws protecting three species of hammerhead sharks.
Discovery airing encore episodes for ‘Shark Weekend’
Discovery will air an encore presentation of some of its best Shark Week programming starting Saturday, April 4 at 6:00 a.m.
Baby Shark doing its part to stop spread of coronavirus
Pinkfong’s “Baby Shark” is doing its part to combat the spread of COVID-19 and the novel coronavirus with the Baby Shark Handwash Challenge.
Two new shark species discovered
The newly discovered species, Kaja’s and Anna’s six-gill sawsharks, represent the first species of sawshark ever discovered in the West Indian Ocean.
Branson, Panettiere to join Sharkwater expedition
Business mogul Richard Branson and actress Hayden Panettiere will be a part of the latest Sharkwater expedition to research sharks in the Caribbean.
Shark activities for kids in isolation during the coronavirus epidemic
In order to provide educational opportunities for children stuck in their houses, several organizations and scientists are offering shark-themed programs.
New RPG game lets you explore the world as a shark
Independent video game developer and publisher Tripwire Interactive will unveil its shark-themed, open-world role-playing game, Maneater, during the PAX East 2020 convention in Boston on February 27. According to the official release, Maneater is a single-player action-RPG, players must fight to survive as a baby bull shark. Grow in power as you explore a wide range of underwater […]
Hammerhead sharks hold their breath to rapidly adapt to temperature changes
The Scalloped hammerheads in Hawaii are modulating their behavior to keeptheir muscles warm enough for active hunting at depth.
Caribbean sharks need expanded protection
Recent research suggests that sharks are surprisingly rare in many Caribbean nations, likely due to decades of unregulated overharvest.
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