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.
OCEARCH records tiger shark on trans-Indian Ocean trek
OCEARCH said the female shark named Sereia made a 4,000-mile transoceanic journey from Africa to within 800 miles of Indonesia’s coast.
Vertebrae fossil sheds new light on extinct mega shark
University of Vienna researchers have determined that parts of vertebral column found in northern Spain belong to a long-extinct species of mega shark, the Ptychodontidae.
Tagged whale shark takes social distancing to the extreme
Researchers have learned over the years that while whale sharks mostly travel solo, there are times they gather in large numbers in feeding aggregations.
Learn about Galapagos shark research with Dr. Alex Hearn
The presentation is free although participants must register in advance through the Fins Attached website.
Uncovering the secrets of shark motherhood
Scientists have struggled to figure out precisely where and how often sharks mate, the length of their gestation, and many aspects of the birthing process.
Sharks’ sense of smell vastly overrated
At their best, the sharks detected about one drop of scent dissolved in a billion drops of water.
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