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In a stunning revelation, scientists have unearthed shark fossils dating back 325 million years in Mammoth Cave, Kentucky.

A newly published study has revealed that Morocco was once home to a terrifying prehistoric shark species with a unique jaw ...

Scientists just discovered that this 370-million-year-old "nightmare shark" could rotate its jaws outward to feed. "Through this rotation, the younger, larger, and sharper teeth, which usually pointed ...

When Jaws first aired, scientists didn’t know how long sharks took to reproduce, or how many offspring a white shark could ...

Jaws broke box office records and became ... It was 7 to 8 metres long and had large, similarly shaped teeth to the modern white shark but lacking serrated edges. A fossil intermediate species, ...

White shark fossil species. Left, the serrated fossil tooth teeth of the extant white shark; right, a similarly shaped unserrated tooth of the extinct giant mako shark which gave rise to white sharks.

White sharks suffered great declines after the Jaws movie was released. But these iconic predators must be protected.

Over the last half billion years, sharks have left behind a diverse fossil record of biological innovation and experimentation, but it’s limited almost entirely to fossilized teeth and jaws ... shark ...

However, there are some shark species that are so strange it’s hard to believe they’re real. The first evidence of sharks in the fossil record dates back 450 million years.