Speaking from his home in County Clare, underwater cameraman Ken O'Sullivan remembers summers as a "young lad" spotting catshark and dogfish while fishing off the west coast of Ireland. "My father ...

Often mistaken for a beast from old folklore or great white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias), the basking shark (Cetorhinus maximus) is one of the numerous gentle giants who roam our oceans. About the ...

Scientists have discovered a rare shark nursery about 200 nautical miles off the west coast of Ireland. The announcement was made at the INFOMAR Seabed Mapping Seminar in Kinsale on Thursday, ...

A group of international wildlife experts has called on the Irish Government to introduce legal protection for basking sharks in Irish waters. The scientists have sent an open letter to the Government ...

Two sharks were filmed swimming along the shore of a beach while people looked on in awe. Their big fins were just metres away from adults and children swimming in the water. Beachgoers can be seen in ...

Ever heard of the saying “If you think of something hard enough it will come to fruition”? It’s something along those lines, anyways. Well, the addictive song “Baby Shark” coupled with IKEA’s plushie ...

Screen shot of an underwater video of at least eight sharks feeding with their 3-foot-wide mouths open near Galley Head in Cork, Ireland. Storyful A successful day in the ocean typically doesn’t ...

Scientists discovered a rare shark nursery about 200 miles off the coast of Ireland during a government-backed deep ocean survey. The Marine Institute presented its discovery during the INFOMAR Seabed ...

A fisherwoman in Ireland reeled in a 15-foot long shark that weighed an estimated 1,200 pounds using a lightweight rod and line. The impressive feat was pulled off by 30-year-old Charlene Dillon, who ...

Basking sharks are the second biggest fish on the planet, up to 40 feet long and four tons in weight. While these massive sharks are typically solitary, they have recently been found gathering ...

Anyone hanging out with the under-five crowd knows that fictional baby sharks (doo, doo, doo, doo) are having a (rather prolonged) moment. Now, real baby sharks are chomping for their space in the ...