Sharks are mistaking humans for food, study shows
A groundbreaking study has given convincing evidence of the mistaken identity theory, which despite being widely cited, until now had not been scientifically proven.
A groundbreaking study has given convincing evidence of the mistaken identity theory, which despite being widely cited, until now had not been scientifically proven.
With its combo of spectacular coastline and vast outback, South Australia offers any number of epic adventures. Here are four of our favourites.
When it comes to great white sharks and killer whales, a battle to the death isn’t just black and white.
“Noah” the shark has foiled one attempt by the South Australian Police to conduct a random breath test.
For the first time ever Australian scientists have calculated great white shark populations off Australia’s eastern and south-western coast.
According to an expert the shark would have snatched the man’s fin to investigate whether there was a potential food source.
A viral video of a man’s encounter with a great white shark has erupted in debate about whether or not the video is real. Here, we get the shark and video experts to weigh in.
See the inside of a Great White Shark’s mouth.
A fisherman has escaped an encounter with a 2.5 m, 200 kg Great white shark off the north coast of NSW over the weekend.
When aspiring filmmaker Ashley Gibb wandered into the waters off Lucky Bay, a great white shark demanded screen-time by bumping him from behind.