If a crocodile and a great white shark met, which species would survive in the end?
Great white sharks and crocodiles are two of the top predators that live in the oceans and wetlands.
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Great white sharks and crocodiles are two of the top predators that live in the oceans and wetlands.
A ghostly white-ringed shark was found near Sazan Island, Albania. It is the first case of albinism ever recorded in the species.
A pair of killer whales off the coast of South Africa kill sharks to remove their livers while leaving the other parts intact.
A shark kills a mother pygmy sperm whale stranded in Māhia Bay, leaving the calf alone on the beach.
Known as 'sharks', these creatures have the top proportions in the animal world. That's how effective swimming helps to lose weight.
Sharks are one of the most dangerous species on our planet, they are also known as ocean killers.
The image of a white shark swimming right below the group of people surfing and kayaking was recorded by the drone on June 23 in South Africa.
The pregnant giant white shark seems to have swum a distance of more than 1,100 km to avoid males trying to mate.
A team from the University of Vienna in Austria found a million-year-old breeding ground for large white sharks on the coast of Chile.
The researchers caught a giant white shark weighing more than 453 kg, after it completed a 2,370 km swim from Canada to the Miami coast, USA.
Scientists believe they successfully recorded a rare footage of the white shark's mating process.
The diver group was stunned when the white shark opened its mouth and shook the metal guard cage several times.
Researchers speculate that sharks may catch head bites by scrambling for mates or trying to mate with larger sharks.
Giant white sharks are seen being extremely aggressive, constantly throwing prey, in the unequal battle.
A group of great white sharks came to reside along the Central California coast, captivating seafarers, residents, local media and scientists.