Jack Casey was approached by New Jersey fishermen to "do something on sharks." What he did changed shark science forever.

Tourist Nash Core admits he felt some fear when he and his 11-year-old son waded into the ocean off the Australian coast to help rescue a 10-foot great white shark stranded in shallow water.

Three local men managed to return the distressed animal from a sand bank into deeper water after an almost hour-long rescue effort.

The original post, shown below, is in Arabic and shows the angler fighting the fish with spinning gear as the shark breaches ...

New research suggests social media stunts like touching sharks are leading to more defensive bites—and hurting conservation ...

After last week's deadly attack, we take a deep dive into the sharks along Israel's coastline -- from their behavior patterns ...

"Right now it’s completely lawless." Experts issue warning after observing alarming shift in number of shark attacks: 'It's ...

Days after diver was mauled to death, visitors again seeking contact with the predators, with little enforcement to be found ...

When a vulnerable basking shark was spotted off the coast of Croatia, it sent a clear signal about our changing oceans.

A new study finds that about 5% of shark bites in French Polynesia occurred after humans provoked the animals, typically by ...

Eric Clua of France’s PSL University suggested shark attacks were on the rise due to influencers wanting to get selfies with ...

Professor Eric Clua said a recent spike could be linked to shark interactions going viral on social media, emboldening ...