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February 23, 2021 by Nathan Perisic

Ban amazon from selling dead baby sharks

A company on Amazon currently sells baby sharks in jars in the U.S. The shark species harvested and killed for these ‘shark souvenirs’ are spiny dogfish sharks, a Vulnerable species. Selling dead sharks in a bottle jar is worrying for several reasons. Firstly, it promotes and glamorizes shark souvenirs, creating a market for more dead […]

Filed Under: Conservation, News Tagged With: Amazon, amazon shark, conservation, dogfish, marine conservation, shark conservation, shark in jar, shark protection, Shark Week, sharks, sharks teeth

February 12, 2021 by Nathan Perisic

New study reveals large increase in great white shark numbers in Monterey Bay

A new study published Tuesday indicates a “dramatic increase” in the number of great white sharks swimming in Monterey Bay in recent years. The study finds that water temperatures have warmed in the region since 2014. Therefore, juvenile great white sharks -between 5 and 9 feet long- that traditionally concentrated in warm waters in Southern […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: great white shark, great white shark monterey, large shark, monterey bay, shark attack, shark sighting, Shark Week, sharks monterey bay, sharks teeth

March 16, 2019 by Sharkophile Staff

Humans may soon regrow teeth just like a shark

Sharks are the ultimate predators of the aquatic realm thanks to one character in particular – teeth. Not only are shark’s teeth razor sharp but they are also constantly regrown throughout life, gradually replaced like a conveyor belt of rows of teeth, and not just when they are worn down or fall out. This is […]

Filed Under: Biology Tagged With: sharks teeth

January 11, 2019 by Sharkophile Staff

Jayson ‘The Fossil Guy’ Kowinsky: Digging up a passion for ancient sharks

 This guest column is brought to you by Jayson Kowinsky, more commonly known as “The Fossil Guy.” He is the Avocational Liaison to the Paleontological Society and also runs Fossilguy.com.  Jayson loves to share his interest in paleontology and prehistoric sharks, and helps enthusiasts get involved in the field of professional paleontology. Chiseling away […]

Filed Under: Ecology, Experts, Featured, News Tagged With: Guest column, megalodon, sharks teeth

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