11 Extraordinary Sharks That Live in Deep Sea Waters
Forget open water sharks. Some of the most interesting sharks on Earth live near the ocean's floor.
Forget open water sharks. Some of the most interesting sharks on Earth live near the ocean's floor.
These are some sharks that won't force you to get a bigger boat.
Their ancestors adapted to warming seas, but can the current population do the same?
There are more than 500 different species of shark swimming in the world’s oceans.
Sometimes, being bigger is not better.
The gruesome practice of shark finning is not addressed enough.
The fish we want to capture aren't turned away by the lights.
Is this the ultimate thrill-seeking, or just a very dangerous spa treatment?
This complex structure may explain how sharks can go weeks without a meal.
They truly are the kings of the seas.
The second largest sharks in geological history were half the size of Megalodon.
It's a rare sighting but unfortunately, researchers weren't there to study it properly.
Sharks may glow in order to identify each other in the ocean and fight against microbial infections.
Sharks are declining at an alarming rate.
The implications could be important for fish stock estimates.
That's seriously badass!
Not really Jaws but they'll do the trick.
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