Famous Fake Shark Pictures And How To Spot Them
Join us as we take an interesting look at some of the most popular fake shark pictures that have been circulated online for years. Also learn a few tips on how to spot these fakes.
12 Most Dangerous Sea Creatures Divers Need To Know
These are the top 12 most dangerous sea creatures in Earth’s waters, but note that most of them will not bother you if you stay away from them.
Species Profile: The Nervous Shark
Contrary to the erroneous belief that sharks are bloodthirsty man-eaters, the Nervous Shark is one species that is actually afraid of humans.
Species Profile: The False Catshark
Find out about the False Catshark, so named for its cat-like eyes but clear differences from actual catsharks. This shark has a wide gape that makes it look like it’s actually smiling at you.
5 Top Regions For An Awesome Diving Liveaboard Voyage
For a unique vacation experience why not try a Diving Liveaboard Voyage? You get to take multiple diving trips per day and enjoy epic scenery while you’re there. You won’t want to miss any of the locations we’ve listed here.
Species Profile: The Silky Shark
The Silky Shark is a widely distributed but heavily fished shark known for following schools of tuna fish around. But this habit makes it prone to getting caught as bycatch. Read on to know more facts about this shark.
Shark Heroes II: Ocean Ramsey
Tail-riding through the ocean holding on to a great white shark is a breeze for Ocean Ramsey, the deep-sea diver who travels all over the world to prove sharks are not like the Jaws stereotype. Here are all the facts about her and her work including two underwater videos you’ve got to see.
Western Australia Shark Culling; The Facts
The Western Australia shark culling program was introduced some years and enforced along the state’s coastline. Why was it introduced and did it achieve anything? How was the program received by the public? Read on to find out.
Species Profile: The Ninja Lanternshark
When a new shark species was discovered off the Coast of Central America in 2015, it was quickly named Ninja Lanternshark for obvious reasons. This stealthy fish is pitch black, blends with the dark and glows too. There isn’t much detail about this shark just yet, but read on to learn what we do know so far.
Species Profile: The Goblin Shark
The Goblin shark is a rarely seen, deep-sea shark that was discovered at the end of the 19th century. Sometimes called a “living fossil”, it is the only existing member of the family Mitsukurinidae.
Species Profile: The Port Jackson Shark
The Port Jackson shark is one of the shark species that don’t have to keep moving to breathe. Also, it has a unique method of getting rid of unwanted stomach contents: it just turns its stomach inside out and spits the object in question out of its mouth.
Species Profile: The Bronze Whaler Shark
The Bronze Whaler shark is a large and powerful shark that is hard to distinguish from other requiem sharks thereby making it a candidate for mistaken identity. It’s also known for attacking spear fishers for their catch.