The silky shark (Carcharhinus falciformis) had a satellite tag fitted to its dorsal fin in June 2022 so researchers could track its migration.A few weeks later, an unknown person cut out the tag ...

Shark #409834 spotted a year later, in June 2023, with a healed dorsal fin. Josh Schellenberg, CC BY-NDI knew immediately it had to be #409834 from the previous summer. A few days later, John was ...

However, 332 days after the wounded shark was photographed, divers spotted the same shark, identifiable by the NOAA dart tag which remained attached to the base of its dorsal fin. There was no ...

Margaret Bowles and Maddie Cronin were paddleboarding and taking photos off of Stoney Beach on the Fourth of July when Bowles ...

Shark #409834 spotted a year later, in June 2023, with a healed dorsal fin. (Image credit: Josh Schellenberg, CC BY-ND) Flash forward to one year later, the summer of 2023.

Whether you're a researcher, angler, or shark enthusiast, you can track tagged sharks as they travel the Gulf with Fin Finder ...

The new dorsal fin is said to have healed to about 87% of the original size Credit: Josh Schellenberg. A tag had been fitted to the shark's dorsal fin in June 2022.

In October 2014, marine biology professor Peter J. Mumby came across an adult female grey reef shark (Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos) that was missing her first dorsal fin. She was encountered while ...

Chilling moment 5ft shark's dorsal fin is spotted just 30 feet from one of Britain's most popular beaches. he 5ft long specimen was observed for 25 minutes feeding in the relatively shallow water ...

A shark fin has been spotted off the coast of a popular beach. Pictures captured by beach dwellers on Wednesday, May 29 show a fairly sizeable dorsal fin skirting the shoreline of Lyme Regis in ...

The dorsal fin of a Great White shark. John Chisholm/Mass. Division of Marine Fisheries Seeing a foreboding fin bisecting the sea is enough to send anyone into panic-mode.