While tiger sharks can be encountered off Florida, the footage was captured last January off Western Australia. Photographer Ruth Gaw told FTW Outdoors that the shark measured 8 feet and that the ...

A 12-foot-long tiger shark was spotted off of Magic Island in Hawaii making this another recent sighting of the marine creature in the area, along with other encounters.

In what is thought to be the first encounter of its kind to be witnessed by scientists, a tiger shark has been spotted vomiting up a dead echidna whole off the coast of an Australian island ...

Sharks Terrifying video gives inside look at what it would be like to be eaten by a shark The footage captured the inside of a tiger shark's mouth during a dive on Feb. 9 By Louis Casiano Fox News ...

A tiger shark has surprised Australian scientists on an ocean research trip by regurgitating a spiky land-loving echidna in front of them. Researchers from James Cook University said Thursday that ...

Not long before the shark encounter, the family had been swimming in waist-deep water. Tiger sharks can measure nearly 15 feet and often prey on turtles.

Amazingly, the shark even manages to capture a glimpse of three nearby divers, framed by the inside of its maw. While it seems like the shark had an enviable flair for cinematography, the framing ...

A videographer in Australia recently caught a large tiger shark swimming frighteningly close to his wife standing on a paddleboard. Dylan DeHaas spotted what he said what was a 16-foot-long fish ...

Shark attacks remain uncommon in the United States, despite a recent resurgence of great white sharks off the coast of New England. The likelihood of a fatal shark attack is 1 in 4,332,817 ...

Photographer Ruth Gaw told FTW Outdoors that the shark measured 8 feet and that the hunt was unsuccessful. “The turtle got away, and the shark didn’t stay much longer,” Gaw said.

This article originally appeared on For The Win: Watch: Tiger shark hunts inches from beach in 'on-your-toes' moment Tiger shark chasing turtle nearly onto beach. Photo: Ruth Gaw© For The Win ...