The tiger shark has a reputation for eating anything and everything. It isn’t fussy, but that’s a big reason why it’s so ...

The predictable nature of this aggregation has made La Jolla an important research site for scientists studying shark reproduction and migration patterns. Montauk, New York Northeast Shark Hotspot.

A tiger shark familiar to the Sunshine State is cruising through Florida waters. According to OCEARCH, a global non-profit that tracks sharks, the Tiger shark Hanna surfaced in Tampa Bay after she ...

Hammerhead Shark. Image via Depositphotos. While hammerheads are perhaps the most recognized placental sharks, several other well-known species employ this reproductive strategy. The tiger shark ...

They may look mean, but sand tiger sharks are typically not aggressive toward humans. Also sometimes known as the grey nurse shark, these sharks live in coastal areas and hunt for food in reefs ...

A unique feature of sand tiger shark reproduction is that the largest embryo in the shark’s uterus will kill and eat eggs or smaller siblings before it is born. However, after birth, sand tiger ...

Sand tiger sharks have narrow, pointed mouths full of sharp teeth. They grow to about 10.5 feet in length. A unique feature of sand tiger shark reproduction is that the largest embryo in the shark’s ...

For example, tiger sharks control turtle populations, which in turn prevents overgrazing of seagrass meadows essential for fish reproduction and survival. Similarly, sharks influence coral reef ...

A 10-foot tiger shark washed ashore in Jensen Beach Tuesday, which is a rare occurrence, according to Martin County Ocean Rescue officials. Lifeguards saw the shark on Glascock Beach, but they ...

10-foot tiger shark washed ashore in Jensen Beach; Lifeguards could not confirm social media reports of a second shark. Anglers likely caught and released the shark near shore.

An aquarium-housed sand tiger shark female with mating wounds from attempted copulation on June 22, 2020. Number in top left corner represents the days post-injury. (Image credit: Wyffels et al. 2024) ...