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Using new technology to answer questions about shark reproduction. Tanya HouppermansIf you have a toddler, or if you encountered one in the last year, you’ve almost certainly experienced the “Baby Shark” song. Somehow, every kid seems to know this song, but scientists actually know very little about where and when sharks give birth. The origins of these famous baby sharks are still largely a mystery. Many of the large iconic shark species – like great whites, hammerhe...

Residents have reported spotting more sharks close to shore over the past few days.

Locals attempted several times to bring back the shark into the ocean but keeps getting washed on shore. Click to read more.

Vast, complex and partially unexplored, the oceans form the world’s largest biome — and hold the power to shape our global future. ASU’s ocean researchers are finding solutions for healthier, more sustainable relationships with our oceans that support a thriving planet and prosperous communities.

The surfer was rushed to hospital after an 8-foot tiger shark bit him, in what was the fourth shark attack in Hawaii this year.

Arizona State University's independent student-run news organization covering Tempe, Phoenix, Mesa and Glendale.

Arizona State University's independent student-run news organization covering Tempe, Phoenix, Mesa and Glendale.

ASU Professor James Sulikowski has researched and helped develop a revolutionary new satellite technology capable of remotely documenting the location and time of birth of shark pups. This data will enable the science community to create ways to protect the sharks’ vulnerable places of birth.

75% of shark species are in danger of going extinct, and up to 73 million sharks are slaughtered each year for their fins. Shark breeding grounds that

Experts tell Newsweek how sharks react when hurricanes strike—and what one 12-footer was doing off the coast of Nova Scotia as Storm Fiona hit last weekend.