Sharks
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Almost 90 Shark Sightings Reported in Western Australia Over the Past Week
Experts assert the threat of decreasing food supply, global warming, and extinction is causing sharks to swim near the shores. Click to read more.
Latest Research Articles
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Glow-in-the-Dark Sharks in Deep Seas Hunt Using their Glowing Belly
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Surfer Lives to Tell the Tale How He Survived a 13-Feet Great White Shark Attack in California
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Scottish Couple Flees from their Florida Home After Seeing Alligators and Sharks on Streets
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Fishermen Stranded for 28 Hours in Shark-Infested Waters Off the Louisiana Coast After Their Boat Capsized
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Scientists Highlight Concerns About Sharks Caught and Released by Recreational Fishermen
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Due to Climate Change, this Species of "Walking" Shark is Evolving to Adapt Harsher Conditions
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Rare Arctic Deep-Sea Shark Mysteriously Found in the Caribbean
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Midwest Shark Sightings: Will They Be More Common?
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Apex Predators: Hammerhead vs Tiger Shark, Study Looks at Which Has Meaner Bite?
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Dozens of Sharks Avoid South African Waters as Killer Whale Duo 'Port' and 'Starboard' Hunt Them
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Sharks Frequenting Coastlines Revealed in Miami Study
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Sharks Frequenting Coastlines Revealed in Miami Study