The adorable zebra shark is a small, spotted shark popular in aquariums due to its playful and curious nature. When these ...

While the newest shark at the Minnesota Zoo might be particularly skilled at swimming, she was named after St. Paul’s beloved Olympic gymnast, the zoo announced Thursday. Suni the zebra shark ...

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Because bamboo sharks are so docile, they are sometimes utilized in “touch tanks” at public aquariums so that visitors may ...

Rather than getting up close to the world's biggest shark, visitors who peered into ... He shared a picture of the 'zebra' on Facebook and it went viral. Mr Sarhani, can be seen posing with ...

Resident endangered species span from the zebra shark to the African penguin, while initiatives like coral restoration and sea turtle rehabilitation are both top priorities for the aquarium’s ...

For an additional fee, guests can feed stingrays, sea turtles or even a zebra shark. For an immersive digital experience, try out the Undersea Explorer VR Theater. Its 360-degree, 3D virtual ...

Scientists have calculated the water temperature at which tiger sharks are most active and abundant. They say the sharks, which are second only to great whites in attacking people, prefer a balmy 22C.

The basking shark’s scientific name, Cetorhinus maximus, roughly translates to “great-nosed sea monster” in Greek. In reality, these placid sharks, found the world over, are totally harmless.

a $12.5 million space designed to model the elaborate Indo-Pacific reef system that displays 20 blacktip reef sharks along with 60 distinct species of fish, including zebra sharks, clown ...

Humans are killing sharks at a much faster rate than sharks can repopulate. Sharks mature slowly, have slow reproductive rates, and produce few offspring—all of which makes them extremely vulnerable ...

There are 339 episodes of “Shark Tank.” Jordyn Holman watched almost every one. One day in late June, a panel of investors entertained business ideas from around the country. A kitschy advent ...