A new study based on two decades of data shows what happens in an ocean ecosystem without great white sharks. Great white ...

An 11-foot, 2-inch, 761-pound great white shark tagged by OCEARCH Feb. 28 has traveled nearly 1,000 miles to the Gulf coast of Florida.

An 11-foot, 2-inch, 761-pound great white shark tagged by OCEARCH Feb. 28 has traveled nearly 1,000 miles to the Gulf coast of Florida.

You can also see these giants around the coast of Ireland, as you can see below from last month. It’s that time of year again. Longer days are kickstarting the plankton bloom and sharks have started ...

So you’ll not be surprised that basking sharks being planktivores (eating plankton) also appear when the plankton appears!" Other seasonal visitors include the Blue Shark and Shortfin Mako.

But Shark has always had competitive street cred when it comes to vacuums, and its newest rounds of robot vacuums finally make Shark a force to be reckoned with among Roombas and Roborocks.

Every now and then, like lightning, a shark would come straight up and take ... Some sailors were so paralysed by fear that they refused to eat, terrified that even the smell of food would attract ...

Before then, iRobot and Shark were both kind of plateauing in terms ... obstacles that less-advanced robot vacuums would typically eat, like a phone charger, extension cord, rogue sock, or pet ...

Retired prison guard Donald Gorske has chowed through a colossal number of Big Macs in his lifetime, eating an average of 600 a year since 1972. At one point the now 71-year-old from Fond du Lac ...

a fairly small shark common in the waters around New Zealand that grows to up to five feet and mainly eats crustaceans. It is eaten by bigger shark species — and by New Zealanders, who use it to ...

A popular beach in Australia has been shut down by authorities after a visitor was bitten on the foot by what's believed to be a 1.5-metre tiger shark whilst swimming in the ocean. "We've punched ...

The study, published Wednesday, found that the rig shark -- also known as the spotted estuary smoothhound -- produces clicking sounds when handled, according to the study. "Sharks are maybe not as ...