Shark

Shark attacks also occur in very shallow waters less than 5-foot deep. In this video, a blacktip shark bumps a six-year-old girl in water that… Read More »Do Sharks Go Into Shallow Water?

“Evolutionarily, we’re hardwired to pay attention to things that can harm us, which is one reason why I think people actually like to be scared… Read More »Why Are We So Scared Of Sharks?

The best thing to do is stay calm and hover in the water. Swimming will alert the shark because they have a sensor along their… Read More »Should You Stay Still If You See A Shark?

Lemon sharks are rendered harmless when flipped on their backs. These kings of the ocean go limp after about 15 seconds and will play dead… Read More »Do Sharks Play Dead?

Sharks, like other fish, can certainly become sad or even depressed due to situations such as poor feeding or handling. Although sharks cannot cry, they… Read More »What Emotions Can Sharks Feel?

These receptors make up the “lateral line,” an organ similar in function to the ear that can feel pulses or vibrations in the water. A… Read More »Can Sharks Sense Distress?

If a shark attacks, the best strategy is to hit it on the tip of its nose. This usually results in the shark retreating. If… Read More »What To Do If A Shark Approaches You While Snorkeling?

Sharks have an acute sense of hearing and are sensitive to low-frequency signals. They’re able to track sounds and are particularly attracted to sounds made… Read More »Can A Shark Hear You?

In addition to those we have – sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste – sharks have two other senses, mediated by specialized receptors: electroreceptors and… Read More »What Can Sharks Sense That Humans Cannot?

A shark’s sense of smell is very important for detecting food and also pheromones for mating. Sharks have a very acute sense of smell and… Read More »Can Sharks Smell Pheromones?