For the first time, a camera about 50 feet away recorded a group of orcas closing in on a solitary prickly shark in deep ...

A SHARK has been sighted just a few feet from a UK shoreline at two different beaches in recent days. Footage shows the ...

Approximately 50 million more sharks die annually as bycatch in unregulated fisheries, often through the use of destructive and indiscriminate fishing methods such as longlines, gillnets, and trawls.

How one project in Indonesia introduced a pay-to-release scheme that encourages fishers to save shark and ray bycatch.

The Indian Ocean Tuna Commission adopted the measures aimed at conserving fish stocks but it may not be enough.

The shark travels at the insanely slow speed of ... They also get caught up in fishermen’s nets as bycatch. Because they move ...

This translates to roughly 274,000 sharks per day. The primary drivers of this high mortality rate include shark finning, bycatch in fishing nets, and targeted fishing for sharks and other marine life ...

These deep-sea sharks are not well-loved online, but one conservationist wants to clean up their ugly reputation ...

WWF highlights new technologies to cut marine bycatch, protect endangered species and strengthen UK seafood sustainability ...

The intergovernmental body that regulates tuna fisheries in the Indian Ocean agreed to a suite of shark conservation measures ...

Threats: Bycatch, Habitat Impacts, Overfishing. According to NOAA Fisheries, the white shark is a prohibited species (no retention allowed) in all U.S. waters and fisheries. There are no commercial ...