sharks

More acidic oceans could dissolve shark teeth right out of their mouths.

Ancient forehead teeth may have originally been for battle, but today they're used for love.

Eating sharks is high-risk and high-reward.

The wild world of sharks just got a little bit wilder and weirder.

Sharks might make good meteorologists, with a little technological help.

Five mass extinctions have rocked our planet, sharks have survived all of them.

Poster artist Roger Kastel took inspiration from museum specimens when creating his iconic Jaws art.

The biggest shark in the world is a slow-moving filter feeder with a chilled out vibe.

These light-up lanternsharks are tiny predators in the dark waters 1,000 feet down.

Ruling the seas takes a lot of sense.

The Jaws celebration continues with music, vinyl figures, and posters inspired by the original summer blockbuster!

Five of the coolest extinct sharks we'd love to see on the big screen!

Contender might be big for a male, but he's overshadowed by much larger females.

It's always nice to have distractions in a stressful situation.

A lot has to go wrong before a baby shark can fall from the sky.

Trading scar stories could reveal new secrets about the lives of great white sharks.

A California surfer had nothing but a surfboard between him and a biting shark.

A new study of megalodon teeth suggests they ate pretty much everything in the ancient oceans.

Sharks are thought of as silent predators, but scientists reveal at least some of them make sounds.

Endurance swimmer Lewis Pugh is swimming through shark-filled waters around Martha's Vineyard.