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Environment 7 years ago

Divers spot giant white shark off Hawaii coast

An enormous great white shark -- believed to be one of the biggest on record -- has been spotted off the coast of Hawaii.

Lifestyle 7 years ago

Shop selling shark products hoping to revive tsunami-hit Japan city

Sharks, a store that sells products made from sharkskin, was opened after tsunami in 2011.

Environment 7 years ago

How you can help conserve Indonesia's endangered species

These organizations are at the forefront of conservation efforts across Indonesia and offer a glimpse into the impressive work being done through local initiatives and global campaigns.

News 7 years ago

Paradise regained? Sharks return to Thai bay popularized by 'The Beach'

Thai conservationists have welcomed footage of reef sharks gliding through the azure waters of Maya Bay as a "positive sign" of recovery six months after the closure of a tourist hot-spot made famous by the movie "The Beach".

World 7 years ago

Swimmer killed by stingray, two mauled by sharks in Australia

Stingrays rarely attack humans but their barbs, at the end of their tails, are coated in toxic venom which they use to defend themselves when threatened.

Environment 7 years ago

Surfer bitten by shark in latest Australia attack

The man was with another surfer in the water when a large school of salmon swam past them and the shark alarm went off.

Environment 7 years ago

'The Meg': Great wide line between fiction and fact

The Meg is a larger and angrier version of Jaws – or so its trailer claims.

Science & Tech 7 years ago

'Carnivore' sharks have a stomach for greens: Study

The bonnethead shark, a small member of the hammerhead family, was long thought to be a strict carnivore that would occasionally ingest greens purely by accident.

Environment 7 years ago

Rare teeth from ancient mega-shark found on Australia beach

A rare set of teeth from a giant prehistoric mega-shark twice the size of the great white have been found on an Australian beach by a keen-eyed amateur enthusiast.

Environment 7 years ago

Menstrual blood proven not to attract sharks

Sharks sniff for their prey of choice, and are more interested in amino acids coming from the blood of marine animals' guts.

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sharks

Divers spot giant white shark off Hawaii coast

Shop selling shark products hoping to revive tsunami-hit Japan city

How you can help conserve Indonesia's endangered species

Paradise regained? Sharks return to Thai bay popularized by 'The Beach'

Swimmer killed by stingray, two mauled by sharks in Australia

Surfer bitten by shark in latest Australia attack

'The Meg': Great wide line between fiction and fact

'Carnivore' sharks have a stomach for greens: Study

Rare teeth from ancient mega-shark found on Australia beach

Menstrual blood proven not to attract sharks

follow our Social media

Your Opinion Matters

Thank You