Anglers out of San Diego boated a large swordfish recently, but not before an equally large mako shark claimed part of the ...

This is a photograph of shortfin mako shark scales which each measure about 0.2 millimeters in length. The front row of scales has been manually bristled to their maximum angle of about 50 degrees ...

Reaching speeds of 50kph, the mako is the fastest shark in the sea. This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.

“A mako shark would look puny next to a megalodon ... A set of megalodon jaws provide an opportunity for visitors to snap a photo and get a sense for how large the ancient predator was.

So in order to replace that energy they need to eat a lot of food. To ensure a meal, the Mako shark implements certain tactics when hunting. It will often attack and bite off the tail of its prey ...

A 255-pound mako shark that is nearly 7-feet long has spent the past week off the North Carolina coast, prowling along the Outer Banks. Makos are defined as apex predators and can get up to 1,000 ...

One fatality is reported by the International Shark Attack File. Shortfin mako sharks are known for their exceptional speed, agility, and predatory prowess. They are among the fastest sharks in ...

Researchers from the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality have been tracking the fate of a female shortfin mako ...

Learn more about the ASI in our 12 on 12: Sharks The plate features a large mako shark, which the ASI says is now endangered worldwide. “As we say at the Atlantic Shark Institute, shark health ...

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A necropsy on Koala, the great white shark that washed up dead in Orleans on Oct. 15 was inconclusive. Here's what we know.

The newly protected species include mako sharks, wedgefishes and guitarfishes. A demand for shark fin soup is one of the driving factors in the depleting numbers of sharks in the ocean.