The shark’s ability to consume such a wide range of prey highlights its opportunistic feeding habits. Their hunting behavior ...

Ste-Marie points out the outhern parts of the Greenland shark’s geographic range overlaps with known host species of Anelasma, such as other sharks, which could facilitate the transfer of this ...

Greenland sharks swim in frigid waters where humans can’t survive. Greenland sharks live in the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans, where the water temperature ranges from 29 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit.

Greenland sharks live for centuries with slow heartbeats and metabolism. Scientists study their longevity secrets.

Small Greenland shark measuring approx. 120 cm from Vågsfjorden in northern Norway, released with a tag so that it can be recognized if recaptured. Photo: Martin Nielsen ...

She thought it might be a six-gill shark, which can be found in deep ocean waters throughout the world. She sent a picture of the shark to her Ph.D. advisor, Demian Chapman, a director at Mote ...

A shark native to frigid Arctic waters has rattled marine researchers by appearing about 3,500 south of its preferred range — in a coral reef off the Central America nation of Belize. The ...

New experimental research shows that muscle metabolic activity may be an important factor in the incredible longevity of the world’s oldest living vertebrate species – the Greenland shark.

A shark native to frigid Arctic waters has rattled marine researchers by appearing about 3,500 south of its preferred range — in a coral reef off the Central America nation of Belize.

A shark native to frigid Arctic waters has rattled marine researchers by appearing about 3,500 south of its preferred range — in a coral reef off the Central America nation of Belize.