Scientists are feeding, studying two-headed sharks
Spanish scientists have discovered an extremely rare embryo of two-headed shark growing in the laboratory.
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Spanish scientists have discovered an extremely rare embryo of two-headed shark growing in the laboratory.
Fishermen were amazed to find the giant spherical object floating off the coast of Western Australia.
Danish scientists discovered the lifespan of a Greenland shark up to 400 years, keeping the world's oldest vertebrate.
The US Navy conducted secret tests on sharks to turn them into self-exploding torpedoes when swimming near the target.
For a long time, we have known sharks as a fierce animal, the lord of the whole ocean and dominated the creatures that live in the sea.
Marine scientists were stunned when they caught a 6-shark shark rarely seen on the Canadian seabed.
The giant whale shark, nearly 5 meters long, happened to be caught in the net of fishermen in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China.
Although notorious for being aggressive, not all sharks are fearless predators.
Sharks are likened to vampire and vampire assassins of the Ocean world. They can kill the enemy in a split second before the prey even knows what is going on.
You have seen how your goldfish sleeps in a tank, so it is ready to see a scary but majestic thing hundreds of times.
Whale sharks, the largest in the world of sharks, can reach body lengths of up to 17m.
If you're going to the zoo or the oceanographic museum, you'll find some pretty obedient sharks in the glass, but you'll have a hard time finding white sharks, even thou…
Stephen Frink, an American underwater photographer, captured the image of the world's largest white shark over 6 meters long.
By shaking himself, oonamazu caused earthquakes all over Japan, the animal of this legend was suddenly photographed and brought up ... Twitter.
The sea between Darwin's islands and Wolf in Ecuador becomes the most concentrated place on Earth with more than 13,000 per km2.