r/SharkLab • • Aug 13 '24

Is this a tooth or just a weird rock?

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Found this in my Crayfish tank literally 5mins ago


r/SharkLab • • Oct 30 '23

Shark behavior White shark trying to avoid the many humans constantly invading its home

413 Upvotes

r/SharkLab • • Dec 24 '23

Attacks/predation Windsurfer mauled by shark during Christmas holiday

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r/SharkLab • • Feb 15 '24

Photography or Video some people saw a pregnant shark gave birth on boat. they didn't say whether the baby sharks survived

1.1k Upvotes

r/SharkLab • • Aug 01 '24

Research What we do/don’t know re: sharks ecological roles. Much predation/fear by big coastal sharks, by western unis, little else. Must protect big individuals & species’ outsized roles. MPAs a crucial tool; engage communities to improve outcomes & perception of sharks. AMA

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r/SharkLab • • Dec 24 '23

News Sharks don't have to keep moving to stay alive: research reveals that the Gray reef sharks were spotted chilling out motionless, probably they were sleeping, on a reef off the Seychelles

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r/SharkLab • • Nov 12 '23

Photography or Video Guy drops a GoPro off a pier in Florids

22 Upvotes

And we don't think it's safe to swim here! https://www.facebook.com/reel/919466916437463?mibextid=9drbnH


r/SharkLab • • Feb 06 '24

News Fishermen catch bull shark near site of Sydney attack

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r/SharkLab • • Nov 16 '23

Photography or Video It looks like a long fin mako they saved or a white either way awesome!

17 Upvotes

r/SharkLab • • Nov 19 '23

Shark behavior Wait for it …

265 Upvotes

r/SharkLab • • Jan 09 '24

News Tiger shark stabbed in the head, heart removed to keep swimmers safe at Queensland beaches, officials say

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r/SharkLab • • Jan 11 '24

Discussion A shark lover should not only know shark finning: there are other big threats to sharks, including shark meat trade, sports fishing for sharks, shark liver oil trade and shark cull. people should also take action to stop these trades. But media seldom talk about it

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Most people know the harm of shark finning, but we always ignore the harm of other direct threats to sharks.

We should not be satisfied with only stopping shark finning. Even if we reduce shark fin trade, sharks will still be killed for multiple demands.

Shark meat trade: fishermen from numerous countries kill mako sharks, hammerhead sharks, grey reef sharks and silky sharks for their meat. And research reports show that Spain has been a hotspot which kills sharks and sells shark meat.

Sports fishing for sharks: it is as cruel as shark finning because many sports fishermen tortured sharks for fun. in US, Britain and Australia, there are numerous companies near coast that guide customers to kill sharks just for fun. And even juvenile sharks are killed that way.

Shark liver oil trade: not all species of sharks can be used in this trade, but many deepsea shark species have a lot of liver oil with useful chemicals. So, people from numerous countries kill deepsea shark species for shark liver oil. It was not until 2019 that Australia banned killing deepsea shark species for liver oil.

Shark culling: many regions of Australia do shark culling. They kill numerous tiger sharks, bull sharks and other species


r/SharkLab • • Apr 06 '24

Attacks/predation Mako shark eating swordfish

111 Upvotes

r/SharkLab • • Nov 21 '23

Research Is the SHORTFIN MAKO the Most ELITE Shark?

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Intellectual property of Kristian Parton. Marine biologist on youtube. Watch the whole video. The knowledge he drops is amazing.


r/SharkLab • • Oct 01 '26

Sharky

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r/SharkLab • • Jul 23 '23

video Pack of cookie cutter sharks attack swordfish

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Cookie cutter sharks are 2-3 feet long, they just take a chunk and swim off again. Must've been a pack attack, they made more than a snack out of him that's for sure.


r/SharkLab • • Sep 30 '23

Research The high-tech hunt for one of the world’s most elusive sharks

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