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Most people assume that sharks are relentless man-eaters. The data clearly shows that they are far more interested in fish than in us.

You’ve seen the scene probably in a movie: a dorsal fin slicing through water, panic erupting onshore. But here’s the truth—sharks aren’t hunting humans. Most species are indifferent to us. Their real ...
Forbes

Retention Bans Help Sharks - But Only Up To A Point

"While retention bans are often a necessary measure and a good first step to disincentivise landing highly threatened species, they cannot be the sole management tool used to reduce mortality for ...
AOL

Watch as a Bull Shark Attacks Kayak, Steals Fisherman’s Prize Catch

How Common Are Bull Sharks off the Coast of North Carolina? Bull sharks have not always been as common in North Carolina waters as they are today. A study conducted in 2018 found that populations of ...
WAVY-TV

A fish tale to remember: Reeling in great white shark on OBX

CAPE HATTERAS, N.C. (WAVY) — At the Black Drum Tackle in Buxton, it’s a place where fish tales are told. Jason Rosenfeld, manager at Black Drum Tackle in Buxton, has a few, including a new one of a ...