Sharks
Nearly six months after tagging mako sharks, researchers are learning just how far these sharks travel.
Today’s highlights include negative consequences of declining reef shark populations, a fishing crisis in the Pacific Islands, and talented surfing sea lions.
East African Whale Shark Trust volunteer Steve Capone shares his opinions on the issue of keeping whale sharks in a sanctuary off the coast of Kenya.
East African Whale Shark Trust volunteer Steve Capone shares his opinions on the issue of keeping whale sharks in a sanctuary off the coast of Kenya.
Today’s highlights include a Shark Week success story, a decline in shark fin imports to Hong Kong, sea ice research and a volunteer opportunity!
Today’s highlights include changes in vital ocean chemical cycles, monitoring fish in Sydney, and tiger shark migration patterns.
Marine scientist and artist Guy Harvey is presenting his latest documentary, “Whale Sharks in the Yucatan: A Guy Harvey Expedition,” tomorrow at the Georgia Aquarium.
Nine years and 800+ whale sharks later, researchers now know where whale sharks migrate and give birth.
OCEARCH is back in Cape Cod to capture, study, tag and release great white sharks.
Here’s your end-of-Shark Week update, including the real version of “Snuffy the Seal” and the many, many things that are more likely to kill you than a shark.
