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Shark Flings Itself Out of Water to Avoid Becoming Orca’s Snack
A sevengill shark flings itself out of the water and onto rocks to avoid becoming an orca's meal.
Swimming with Sharks
One research foundation is working to change public perception of sharks by taking people swimming with them – without a cage.
Say Hello to Megalodon’s Cousin: Megalolamna
Megalodon, the biggest shark to have ever lived has a cousin Megalolamna. It is, however, unclear whether this creature even existed.
Amiable Shark Leaps Onto Surfer’s Board, Casually Swims Away
A small shark leaps onto a surfer's board in Bondi Beach, Australia and soon swims away.
What Happens When a Great White Can’t Breach?
Fun fact on great whites who never get airborne.
Working Together to Save Hawaii's Turtles
Some of Hawaii’s tourism operators, hotel and scientists are using the visitors as an opportunity to help with the turtle revival.
Romeo the Frog is Fighting for the Last-known Loa Water Frogs
Last month, the world’s loneliest frog found his one and only Juliet. Now, his luck has turned as he's reunited with even more Loa Water frogs that were rescued from a single stream in Chile. He's his story.
Twin Red Panda Cubs Born at Chester Zoo
In June, twin red pandas were born at England’s Chester Zoo as part of its endangered species breeding program, and they are as adorable as ever! After nine weeks in their nest boxes, these cubs passed their health checkup, which is great news in the animal world as there are less than 10,000 in the wild.