Relative to body size, bull sharks bite harder than their larger relatives.

Shark School - May 22-30, 2013

A group of countries are taking action to protect sharks under an international treaty.

Courts Asia has announced it is taking a corporate-wide pledge to not eat or serve shark fin soup.

Not all white sharks are alike – at least when it comes to the sort of food they like to eat.

New research which could help to deter and conserve sharks has confirmed that many of the ocean predators are probably completely colour blind.

Critically endangered grey nurse shark to be protected by NSW government.

WWF and TRAFFIC recently released a new report that shows the need for a more concerted effort in managing shark fisheries in the Coral Triangle, to help conserve dwindling populations of these threatened species.

One of the dreams of any naturalist is to be the first to find and detail the life of a hidden or unknown animal first hand. Since 2003, scientific divers with the Greenland Shark and Elasmobranch Education and Research Group (GEERG) have begun to unravel the mysterious life of the Greenland shark, which at over seven meters in maximum body length and exceeding a ton in weight, is the second largest carnivorous shark after the great white.