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A scientist and a wildlife filmmaker have captured what may be rare photos and video of a newborn great white shark, seen swimming just off the California coast near Santa Barbara. The footage, filmed by a drone last July, is stirring up excitement tinged with skepticism among experts who are eager to understand one of the most enigmatic aspects of these fearsome apex predators: where they start out in life. “Where white sharks actually give birth to their pups remains one of the ocean&#x...

With winter underway, the shark has made his way down the east coast to South Carolina. Here’s what we know.

“He’ll die if he doesn’t get back in the water.” 

Although usually solitary animals, two juvenile great whites, nicknamed Simon and Jekyll, have been tracked traveling more than 4,000 miles together along the U.S. east coast.

“Social behavior in sharks is something that’s not particularly well-known.”

The duo, named Simon and Jekyll, had both been tagged by marine biologists with OCEARCH in December of last year and have since remained close together.

Scientists believe great white sharks are roaming the waters around Ireland as climate change means they must swim further north for food. An American research

In this episode of Up Close, Mike Marza fills in for Bill Ritter to tackle the impact of the recent landmark Supreme Court rulings.

Congress has passed a bill that would ban the buying and selling of shark fins in the U.S. The law is meant to combat the practice of shark “finning,” which occurs when commercial fishermen cut sharks' valuable fins off and dump the still-living animals overboard to die.

The U.S. is poised to ban the lucrative trade in shark fins, a move conservationists hope will help protect millions of sharks that are butchered every