South Carolina fishing regulations permit a bag limit of one hammerhead shark per vessel per day. Despite this, the men decided to tag and release the shark. Michalove attached a National Marine ...

Interestingly, the scalloped hammerhead ... marine ecosystems, many hammerhead shark species are considered vulnerable or endangered due to overfishing and habitat destruction. Their unique fins fetch ...

“surveying and looking for ocean wildlife” — as he does often — when he caught site of an endangered scalloped hammerhead hunting during high tide. Incredible footage shows the hungry ...

Just when you thought it was safe to Go-Pro back in the water: French scientists have attributed the spike in shark attacks to selfie-taking influencers encouraging tourists to pet the toothy ...

The encounter, which was “filmed” by a nurse shark with a GoPro camera affixed to its dorsal fin, shows a rather large and very rare great white shark swimming repeatedly into the nurse shark ...

BDMLR, which estimated the shark to be 1.5m in length, said its dorsal fin was flushed red in colour, an "indication it was distressed and not oxygenating itself properly". "It continued to swim ...

The Great White initially stayed in the vicinity of Florida before scientists starting noticing ‘‘pings" — when the shark’s dorsal fin comes above water — further north. According to the ...

a scalloped hammerhead shark congregation site in Yonaguni Island, and deep-sea shark habitats near Onna-son and a remote underwater seamount." The ISRA project enables scientists to identify and ...

Bankston estimated the shark was about 14 feet long, with a dorsal fin about 2 ½ feet tall. He estimated it to be between 1,100 and 1,400 pounds. “The dorsal fin looked like the fin on 'Jaws ...

I slowed down as I passed and then I saw a dorsal fin, so I pulled over to have a better look. I’m 67 years of age, born and bred in Aberdovey and have never seen a shark in the river ...

my heart was pumping,” he said. After the shark circled for about 20 minutes, it just disappeared. “Then five minutes later we saw a dorsal fin about 100 yards away from us going across ...