Sharks

Environment and Conservation

Sharks in New Smyrna Beach are a regular part of the coastal ecosystem, present seasonally and nearshore throughout the year. This evergreen profile explains what species occur,...

marine-biology

Sharks that live near volcanic systems are usually deep‑water species that tolerate cold, dark, and chemically extreme habitats rather than warm lava. They are not "inside" ac...

marine-life

Sharks are a diverse group of marine fishes that have existed for hundreds of millions of years, long before many modern animals appeared. Today, they inhabit every ocean and so...

Ecology

Sharks of the mediterranean sea are a vital component of marine ecosystems, performing roles that maintain balance in coastal and open waters. Often misunderstood, these species...

Environment

Sharks are present in the Thames Estuary and reports of small individuals, especially thornback rays, have increased with improving water quality. No established breeding popula...

marine-biology

When people refer to an RI shark, they are usually talking about sharks in Rhode Island waters rather than a single species called “RI shark.” Several shark species visit ne...

data-education

Shark attack maps visualize recorded shark incidents by location, time, and activity type, helping beachgoers and researchers understand where and when encounters are most docum...

coastal wildlife & recreation

Smyrna Beach, Florida sits on the Atlantic just north of Daytona Beach. Wide shore, steady surf, and turtle nesting habitat draw wildlife and, occasionally, sharks. Headlines of...

marine-life

Great white sharks occur seasonally along the North Carolina coast, most often from late spring through fall, following migratory prey such as seals and schooling fish. Sighting...

Animals & Wildlife

Orcas do eat sharks, and this is documented across multiple shark species in different regions. These events are not rare anomalies but part of a broader predatory relationship...