Once again Florida was the leader in shark bite instances around the globe with 21 unprovoked bites recorded, according to the ISAF.
47 Meters Down: Uncaged coming soon to DVD, streaming
The shark-themed thriller 47 Meters Down: Uncaged is set for for release on DVD and streaming on February 3.
Fish hooks can impede sharks’ ability to feed
According to the study, hook retention is a widespread issue that likely affects millions of shark species, including blue sharks, makos and tiger sharks.
New study finds sharks are essentially colorblind
A new study found that cartilaginous fish such as sharks and rays are missing vital opsin genes, which can limit their range of visual sensitivity.
Endangered species spotlight: Angel Shark
Angel sharks are the most threatened shark family. In the last century, their range has decreased by more than 80%.
Haircare creator takes stand against shark squalene products
Shark populations are rapidly declining due in part to the need for squalene from shark liver oils in the production of many personal care items
Atlantic White Shark Conservancy announces green initiatives
The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy (AWSC) is ringing in the New Year with a new logo and several new green initiatives. The new logo, which includes an image of a great white shark and the non-profit’s name highlighted in green, “better represents the group’s strong connection to the local waters,” said AWSC CEO Cynthia Wigren. […]
Jaws film may get reboot with Spielberg at helm
Universal Pictures has begun initial development on a new installment of the Jaws film franchise.
Why a live shark is more valuable than its fins
With ecotourism, a country has the opportunity to benefit financially from live sharks. In 2013, 600,000 tourists observing sharks spent more than $314 million a year, supporting 10,000 jobs (Barnes, 2013). Comparatively, a dead shark is worth much less- a bowl of shark fin soup currently sells for as much as US$100. International markets have […]
After long, strange journey, shark tag recovered in Florida
A satellite tracking tag was recovered in Florida nearly 1,200 miles from where it was first placed on a a great white shark by the family of a shark researcher studying the shark it had once been attached to. The serendipitous finding occurred after the tag, which had previously been attached to a 10-foot great […]
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