As Earth shifts to climates not seen for several hundred thousand years, we may need to look at ancient environments for ...

Great white sharks have vanished from a former South African hotspot, leaving scientists to debate over the cause.

Great White Sharks have vanished in a Cape Town bay. Scientists say a murderous pair is killing them for their livers, which led the apex predator to escape. But some say humans are killing more ...

Some experts point to orcas, while others say human activity is the real threat ...

If you want to see where the real power on this planet resides, you have to look beneath the waves. The ocean is home to ...

Scientists have now documented killer whales hunting great white sharks across three separate oceans, using surgical precision to extract the sharks’ livers while leaving the rest of the carcass ...

Everyone can agree, though, that the great whites that once made Cape Town the shark capital of the world have vanished.

Roaming the ancient seas eons ago, the megalodon shark eviscerated its prey with jaws that were 10 feet wide.

A new UK illustrated book exploring the world’s oceans will launch at the National Maritime Museum for World Ocean Day 2026.

Researchers around the world are concerned about the declining ecosystems and food sources for the apex predator ...