According to scientific research, sharks have personalities too. While some are shy and fearless, others are bold risk-takers that do not hesitate to explore new territories.
Just Like Humans, Sharks Have Personalities Too.
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Species Profile: The Sandbar Shark
Meet one of the largest coastal sharks on Earth; the Sandbar shark. But despite it’s large size and close resemblance to the Bull shark, it’s regarded as one of the safest shark species you could hope to swim with.
DOE Issues Warning After Human Attacks On Sharks In Cayman Islands
A series of human attacks on sharks around the island of Cayman Brac, the Cayman Islands, has spurred the DoE to issue a stern warning.
Thousands Of Dead Sharks In San Francisco Bay: Experts Still Baffled
California’s San Francisco Bay has seen repeated incidents of what could be thousands of dead sharks, rays, and several other fish species over the past several months. What’s the cause?
Species Profile: The Pacific Sleeper Shark
The Pacific Sleeper Shark may be a slow, elusive, and quiet swimmer, but it has one of the most powerful bites of all shark species.
Belize Shark Fishing Incident Provokes Social Media Outrage
A recent shark fishing incident in Belize has conservation bodies and marine lovers outraged. The dead animals include a pregnant shark and other protected/endangered species. But local authorities say it’s completely legal.
Top 12 USA Beaches With The Highest Shark Attack History
Did you know that Australia and USA have the highest shark attack history globally? Here are 12 USA beaches where you need to be very vigilant in the waters. One of them is even called “the shark attack capital of the world.”
Species Profile: The Whitespotted Bamboo Shark
The Whitespotted Bamboo Shark is a strikingly beautiful and small shark that can “walk” on sand. It’s also a species that has a record of a virgin birth. Unfortunately, this is another shark species highly sought after for its meat. As a result, it’s now classified as a Near Threatened species.
Shark Heroes V: Jacques Cousteau
Jacques Cousteau (1910 – 1997) was a French Naval officer, and a pioneer plus acclaimed legend in ocean exploration. He’s probably best known for his co-invention the “Aqua-Lung.”
5 Miles With A Tiger Shark: The Story Of John Craig
John Craig, a British diver originally from Sunderland but now living in Australia, was followed by a 4-meter long tiger shark while spearfishing in Western Australia. Here is his incredible story and audio interview.
