Cookie-cutter shark, by the NOAA Observer Project There ... Their entire undersides give off a vivid, green light, except for a dark collar around their throats. Some scientists have suggested ...

Many creatures in the ocean would eagerly chomp on a swordfish, but only one boasts a bite like this: the cookie-cutter shark. This swordfish was likely mangled by a whole group of these sharks ...

said Bermagui in the caption of the post. The picture of the tuna covered in cookie cutter shark bite marks. These small sharks lock onto their prey using suction, then use their razor-like teeth ...

The cookie-cutter shark may be small, but it's considered dangerous due to its unique feeding habits. This shark, typically about 20 inches long, has a specialized set of teeth designed for ...

The cookie cutter shark is suspected of biting through an inflatable catamaran off Cairns causing it to deflate. Does it surprise you hearing of a shark of its type repeatedly biting such an object?

We [were] scared about the finishing of expedition,” he told the outlet, adding it was not the first time he'd come under attack by that species of shark. Kovalevsky told the outlet he ...

“We don’t want this to happen to anyone else.” Jack Tolley’s 73mm leg wound from a cookie cutter shark attack at Alma Bay on Magnetic Island. Unconfirmed reports of other recent bites in ...