Meet elusive deep-sea predators like the six-gill shark and common thresher that quietly inhabit Oregon’s offshore ecosystems ...

To survive the deep ocean, sea creatures need all kinds of adaptations that give them alien-like appearances, like huge eyes ...

The warm water of the Palm Beaches attracts tons of sharks. The teeth they leave here make for some of the best shark tooth ...

With roughly 300 teeth, this primitive-looking predator hunts squid and fish as deep as 1580m below the ocean surface. Frill sharks typically prowl the waters of Norway to New Zealand. This horror ...

From Bruce the Shark to The Meg, popular culture has embraced the elasmobranch with cinema immortalising their troubled ...

Oceana uncovers over 17,000 hours of destructive fishing inside France’s Marine Nature Parks, Calls on President Macron to ...

Like sharks and rays, the ghoulish chimaera is ... teeth and large mouths come in handy for catching prey on the ocean floor — can grow to be more than two feet long. These bioluminescent ...

And in French Polynesia he’s used a customized rebreather system to stay underwater for 24 hours at a time to observe the hunting habits of gray reef sharks, as chronicled in a 2018 story for ...

Most interest is in polymetallic modules: small, potato-sized rocks scattered across parts of the deep ocean floor. These form over millions of years around a piece of matter, such as a shark’s ...

And yet, the deep ocean covers more than half (66% ... including a guitar shark. But with so much sea floor yet to be explored, it boggles the mind what might be out there, lurking way deep ...

For the first time, researchers have mapped the population structure of silky sharks (Carcharhinus falciformis) in the ...

Sharks may be fearsome, but they are also fascinating. Discover 10 shark facts that will change the way you see these ocean predators.