Great white sharks, the largest predatory fish in the ocean, are supreme fodder for headlines. Yet in recent weeks, it is the humans who study them that have grabbed the spotlight among a circle of bloggers and advocates for the iconic species.Full story
The world's first detailed count of great white sharks has found these marine predators may be even more endangered than previously thought. Full story
Brady Barr, the host of "Dangerous Encounters" on the Nat Geo Wild channel, is easy to pick out at a hotel restaurant in Midtown Manhattan. Fresh from an appearance on "Good Morning America," the compact herpetologist (that's a reptile researcher), clad in blue jeans and a gray sweater, is a bundle Full story
Three fishermen make a quick get-a-way after a great white shark circles their boat and attacks the motor. TODAYshow.com's Dara Brown reports.
A white shark investigates a fake seal decoy used by UC Davis researchers.
It's a tough shark-eat-shark youth, since young great white sharks will often eat one or more of their siblings, as well as filling up on other fish.
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Jul 11, 2010 - Simon's Town, South Africa - Simon's Town, Seal Island, Great White Shark, Breaches While Trying To Hunt It's Favorite Food The Cape Fur Seal. (Credit Image:
