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An extinction event about 19 million years ago decimated shark populations by up to 90%, researchers say.  In a paper published Thursday in the journal Science, Yale University oceanographer and paleontologist Elizabeth Sibert and Leah Rubin, then an undergraduate student at the College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor , Maine, wrote that shark populations have still not recovered from the abrupt die-off. By studying shark teeth and other marine microfossils buried in deep-sea Pacific sediment, the pair reportedly found that current shark diversity was just a "small remnant of a much larger ar...

Great white shark population along California coast booming By Julia Musto Stanford University, the Monterey Bay Aquarium and Oregon State University's Hatfield Marine Science Center found that between 2011 and 2018 great white shark numbers in the area had notably risen. Over a period of more than 2,500 hours of observation at three sites – Southeast Farallon Island, Año Nuevo Island and Tomales Point – Comparatively, a 2011 three-year study found just 219 sharks, suggesting the shift. Although the group found both male and female sharks, the estimate of the adult female population sho...

Good long distance t 1,000 kilometers, definitely flew higher than the last one by some 500 or so, i'm sorry, 500 kilometers higher. so we know it was an icbm. what we don't know is how well it was targeted to come down in japan exclusive zone. that's what we need to find out. whether this was targeted. what kind of re-entry capabilities do they have. clearly, brooke, this is continued effort by kim jong-un to develop this capability, to streamline it. and this one is absolutely significant. and will obviously need to be paid attention to, not only by japan and our ally ns the area,