It turns out that sharks actually know when a hurricane is approaching, and how to get out of danger quickly

Musician and conservationist Jimmy Buffett joins Dr. Craig O'Connell as he investigates the legendary great white sharks of "Jaws" off the shores of Montauk.

Scientists have discovered that sharks have a special "sixth sense" tied to thier electroreceptors that's specifically tuned for catching prey.

Fisherman Chris O'Neill got the surprise of a lifetime when he accidentally hooked a 6-foot juvenile great white shark 15 miles off the coast of Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Scientists used to measure a shark's age by counting "growth rings" in its vertebrae, but one scientist discovered those numbers are very wrong. Sharks are living a lot longer than we ever thought.

It turns out, sharks and airplanes aren't all that different, and scientists are drawing inspiration from the shark's 400-million-year-old aerodynamic evolution.

It doesn't get any more fresh than this! Join Guy Fieri aboard the Bimini Blue for some lionfish ceviche.

NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers is going to need more than shoulder pads when he comes face-to-face with a blue shark.

NFL tight end Rob Gronkowski learns about the craziest things tiger sharks have eaten.

The fastest woman in the world needs to stay in top shape before taking on the most notorious shark in the ocean.

Shaq faces off with a shark who swims directly INTO the Shaq Cage.

WWE superstar Ronda Rousey is here to get you into Shark Week shape!

Fijian locals welcome WWE star Ronda Rousey to the island with a sacred ceremony.

Paul De Gelder, Craig O'Connell and Joe Romeiro recall their first encounters with sharks while floating out at sea.

Shaq dives in for his first-ever shark encounter with Rob Riggle.

Shaq and sea lions have an uncanny resemblance.

The team trades chum for music, hoping to strike a chord with nearby great whites. Luckily (or not), great whites have an ear for death metal. From Shark Week 2015's "Island of the Mega Shark."

The apex predator of the sea has a secret lunch spot over 1,000 miles off the coast of Baja California.

A white shark stalks Dickie Chivell as he's towed through the water in HORNET, a one-man shark cage. Will the shark attack the seal decoy… or Dickie? From Shark Week 2015's "Air Jaws: Walking With Great Whites."

On Shark After Dark, Mark Cuban, billionaire and owner of the Dallas Mavericks, describes the worst investment pitch he's ever heard. It involves afros.

At over 20 feet long, this massive female great white shark is likely the largest ever filmed - and one of the largest ever seen! From Shark Week 2015's "Island of the Mega Shark."

An underwater photographer gets a little too close to a shark.

Fact: Sharks cannot breathe fire, because sharks did not evolve from dragons.

Mermaid and conservationist Hannah Fraser and shark cameraman Andy Casagrande keep the party rolling on the Shark After Dark Live web after show.

The fastest woman in the world needs to stay in top shape before taking on the most notorious shark in the ocean.

In today's countdown, Andy Casagrande reveals which Shark Week moment made it to third place!

On Shark After Dark, actress Tara Reid ponders how whale sharks are made (whale shark = whale shark?) and other shark mysteries...

The diving team hopes to shed some light on the sevengills' attack patterns and quickly find themselves double, triple, and even quadruple teamed! From Shark Week 2015's "Sharks of the Shadowland."

The Cuban, caught in 1945, was originally measured at 21 feet long. DNews and Discovery placed him at #3 in our countdown of the Top 5 Legendary Sharks.

The oceanic whitetip is an aggressive shark with a deadly reputation. This open ocean hunter was responsible for the deadliest shark attack in history: the U.S.S. Indianapolis attacks during World War 2. From Shark Week 2015's "Ninja Sharks."

Grad student Paul Clerkin and marine biologist David Ebert make history as they put the first satellite tag ever on a megamouth shark. From Shark Week 2015's "Alien Sharks: Close Encounters."

The bull shark is one of few species that’s built to survive in both salt and fresh water.