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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.
Sharks are one of the most dangerous marine creatures of the ocean. They are scary assassins for sea creatures as well as humans. Besides the danger they have very inter…
The white shark, named Deep Blue, 50, is more than 6 meters long, appears in the video of explorer Mauricio Hoyos Padilla returning to Guadalupe Island, Mexico is believ…
In 2011, an Australian cruise ship attracted white sharks thanks to songs by famous rock band AC / DC.
There is also a very beautiful name 'Ambergris', a vomit of sperm whale which is an indispensable material in the production of ... high-class perfume.
The phenomenon of white corals globally has led scientists to worry that they will die massively.
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.
Recently, biologists were surprised by the appearance of a humpback whale off the Gold Coast, Australia. However, what makes this animal more interesting is because this…
During the discovery of Kavachi, the active volcano in the sea of the Solomon Islands, the southern Pacific, scientists discovered sharks.
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.
In a natural version of the Hollywood action movie, a great white shark was destroyed under the jaw of the larger fellow.
A huge white shark has drifted to the Australian coast this week with a sea lion stuck in its throat.
Andy Hales (55), a businessman in Birmingham (England), has caught a huge white shark weighing nearly 2 tons off South Africa.
A mysterious disease is killing starfish, causing them to explode in both the Pacific and Atlantic oceans of North America.