But surfers continue to trek there undeterred, because the waves are good ... 200 million years, sharks have developed several qualities that make them unparalleled ocean predators.

Ever since a marine heat wave sent ocean temperatures off the West ... ‘Oh my God, that’s scary.’” Most of the sharks in Soquel Cove are in the 4-foot to 10-foot range and about 1 to ...

Or perhaps a remote part of the Pacific Ocean that has earned the nickname “White Shark Cafe ... the ocean has been the setting for so many scary movies. Most are fiction, such as “The ...

Of course, there's different factors involved in It's the ocean, so you never know what you're going to get. But I do think this excessive heat wave is playing a part into the sharks, go into ...

Although movies about scary sharks are ... not only amps up our fear of sharks by making them devious, it also taps into the fear of being trapped in the deep ocean with no easy way to escape ...

The surf photographer Sachi Cunningham at Ocean Beach in ... icy water, sharks, currents, numerous bodies on 10-foot surfboards jockeying to catch waves that can grow up to 50 feet.

24, that scientists discovered the spiky-nosed spookfish, a member of the ghost shark species, in the ocean waters near Australia and New Zealand. In a photo published by the organization based in ...

They do this by feeding on prey and sometimes by just being present and scary ... As sharks consume prey in one place and excrete waste elsewhere, they move nutrients throughout the ocean.

The species lives in the deep waters of the Pacific Ocean, which NIWA scientist Brit Finucci said makes them difficult to study. One ghost shark was caught on camera swimming off the coast of ...