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One of the great mysteries of sharks is how they navigate a straight line.
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One of the great mysteries of sharks is how they navigate a straight line.
Find out about the strange and extremely dangerous animals that exist thousands of meters from the surface of the sea.
Many sharks have bizarre characteristics such as giant mouths, solid snakes or saw teeth, making them different from their peers.
In 2011, an Australian cruise ship attracted white sharks thanks to songs by famous rock band AC / DC.
After the famous Big Jaw movie in the cinemas in 1975, the great white shark became one of the most recognized sharks in the world.
Warmer weather creates an ideal temperature for sharks, and high salinity also increases prey. This makes them more aggressive and more bloody.
During the discovery of Kavachi, the active volcano in the sea of the Solomon Islands, the southern Pacific, scientists discovered sharks.
The image of about 50 Smooth-hound sharks, many of which are 1.5 meters long, were recorded in shallow waters near a natural reserve in Sussex (England).
The collection of marine creatures with a strange and strange appearance below may make you
A young man makes people on the beaches of Florida, USA, panic when struggling with a hammerhead shark. It turned out to be injured and he wanted to pull it ashore.
Goblin sharks, ghost sharks, ... are monstrous sharks that you can hardly believe that they are and are already in the world.
Sharks that eat plankton that are more than 6 meters long are caught in fishing nets in southeastern Australia.
Most people think that only highly evolved species like monkeys, dogs, cats, birds or people have good memories. But a recent study by the University of Bonn (Germany) s…
A small fish belonging to a shark with a bag was discovered in the United States, the first and also the last time it caught a fish of this type 36 years ago.
The ranked shark, a rare shark, was discovered by fishing ships in Gippsland, southeastern Australia.