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Swimmer Spotted Dangerously Close to School of Shark-Bait FishA swimmer was spotted dangerously close to a large school of menhaden, a fish that attracts sharks and whales, off the coast ...
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The Island Packet on MSNFighting with sharks, anglers battle the apex predator for mackerel, cobia. Who’s winning?Decades of shark conservation and their own intellect had led to an increase in sharks biting fish of anglers lines. It’s ...
A shark expert discusses how to safely enjoy ocean swimming while avoiding encounters, noting tracking technology has ...
A humpback whale diving under the ocean’s surface, cownose rays approaching menhaden bait fish, and a spinner shark on the ...
Now, sharks and eels are technically fish, but we've split them into separate categories so you can more clearly see the deadliest fish in the most common sense of the word.
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Digital Camera World on MSNThese mesmerizing marine shots earned a pro drone pilot the coveted Aerial Photographer of the Year titleThe International Aerial Photographer of the Year Awards celebrate stunning bird's-eye-view imagery. Let's discover the gear ...
Charter captains up and down the East Coast say they're having more problems with "taxmen" as shark populations increase.
Whale sharks (Rhincodon typus) are the largest fish in the world, growing as much as 40 feet or more in length.
OUTER BANKS, N.C. — A dream came true for a number of fishermen on Saturday when they caught a great white shark from the shore in Hatteras. “I'm still on cloud nine; I probably will be for ...
Beard was the man on the reel. After about 35 minutes, the shark was on the shore. The two men estimated the shark was a great white shark about 13 feet long and weighing 1,500 pounds.
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