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Shark Behavior

Small-spotted catshark egg in electromagnetic exposure experiment.

Offshore Wind Farms: Do They Pose a Threat to Sharks?

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Life & Non-humans

a juvenile great white shark swimming in warm shallow waters near the shore, submerged underwater

Juvenile Great White Sharks Prefer Warm, Shallow Waters Near Shore

Categories Life & Non-humans

Believed to be predators in perpetual motion, grey reef sharks had previously only been observed in motion, leading most to believe they needed to swim in order to breath.

Some sharks don’t need to swim continuously to stay alive

Categories Life & Non-humans

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