Sharks in Australia are tagged
Australian scientists have attached tags containing signal transmitting devices to 338 sharks to determine their location to provide a timely warning, limiting attacks c…
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Australian scientists have attached tags containing signal transmitting devices to 338 sharks to determine their location to provide a timely warning, limiting attacks c…
White sharks are species that humans have known for a long time. They are seen as monsters of the ocean.
Scientists captured a white shark, anesthetized it, and attached a GPS positioning tag to its fins
A new study has just been published by Australian scientists showing that giant white sharks, the world's largest carnivorous fish, consume three to four times as much f…
Local police said, when witnessing the incident, the friend of the ill-fated man swam to help but not because the wound was too heavy.
According to Dr. Vo Si Tuan, Nha Trang Institute of Oceanography, Quy Nhon Bay, Quy Nhon City, Binh Dinh is a diverse species of intershark shark (11 species), great whi…
A new study shows that every year, the giant white shark in New Zealand usually has one
Giant white sharks plunge into the water like arrows to catch prey and perform acrobatic movements like circus actors.
The shark was caught in the net of Phan Van Dau fishermen, about 300 m away from Quy Nhon coast. White sharks are considered the most aggressive species.
Attack on a wooden boat, a white shark lost two teeth by mistaking it into ... rowing boat.
The giant assassin under the ocean did not attack the prey randomly. They always choose the target from before and follow the prey before attacking.
According to archaeological data of scientists after the discovery of their fossils in the Midwestern United States, Cladoselache is the ancestor of the shark.
The organism was identified after scientists dug up a 25cm long skull including large teeth and many sharp little teeth inside.
Scientists have found fossils of a new shark that is believed to be the true ancestor of the white shark - the planet's largest predatory shark.
The new study says that about 85 million years ago, in the shallow waters of the ocean, a large group of white sharks vied for a giant reptile of the ancient plesiosaur.