The Scalloped hammerheads in Hawaii are modulating their behavior to keeptheir muscles warm enough for active hunting at depth.
Mediterranean white shark population dates back over three million years
Thanks to the most recent genomic technologies, researchers were able to sequence the mitochondrial DNA of a number of Mediterranean white sharks
NOAA shark tagging program provides troves of data for last 50 years
Data collected through this program of citizen scientists would not have been possible for any individual, single institution or agency to accomplish.
Satellite tags an essential tool with risks for shark science
The preservation of sharks, which has been of utmost importance in regards to the marine ecosystem as a whole due to their recently declining populations, has recently been aided by the development of new satellite tracking technologies. Acquiring policy-accommodating material puts pressure on marine researchers to better understand the habits and migratory patterns of threatened […]
Basking sharks maintain familial bonds over time
The study found basking shark groups consist of individuals more related to each other than the rest of the population
Hammerhead sharks can give virgin birth
By Susan Lawler, La Trobe University I was listening to Triple J on Tuesday afternoon when comedian David O’Doherty shared what he called a show stopping fact: female hammerhead sharks can produce baby hammerhead sharks without the benefit of a male. A lively discussion ensued, at the end of which the interviewer, known mysteriously as […]
Four new species of walking sharks discovered in Queensland
A 12-year study off northern Australia and New Guinea found four new species of walking shark, nearly doubling the known number of species in the area.
OCEARCH kicks off new expedition to North Atlantic
For its 37th Expedition, OCEARCH is headed back to the Northwest Atlantic Shared Foraging Area to look for great whte sharks.
Fins Attached looking for citizen scientists for 2020 expedition
Fins Attached is looking for citizen scientists interested in helping conduct shark research during its expeditions to the Eastern Tropical Pacific in 2020.
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.
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