There are more than 500 recognized shark species living today. Sharks can be found in all of the world’s oceans, and even in ...

What does this rare capture mean for the daggernose shark? “We always believed based ... It also expands our view on how this species uses its habitat, which is now one of our research focuses ...

The Brazilian Guitarfish (Pseudobatos horkelii), Largetooth Sawfish (Pristis pristis) and Daggernose ... More Shark (Isogomphodon ... distribution, habitat requirements, and threats facing these ...

The daggernose shark, Brazilian guitarfish ... the agency said. No critical habitat was proposed because none of the fish are found within U.S. waters, and the agency has not identified unoccupied ...

One significant change in the final listing regulation from the agency’s 2015 listing proposal, is that originally only the daggernose shark, Brazilian guitarfish ... not make a determination for ...

The Trump administration is adding new shark species to the Endangered Species List. The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) said Tuesday it will add daggernose sharks, striped smooth-hound ...

The ancient shark, which belongs to the family of daggernose sharks, was discovered among thousands of fossil fragments and teeth. The shark was dubbed Isogomphodon aikenensis after Aiken County ...

{mosads}The NMFS said Tuesday the daggernose shark, striped smoothhound shark, spiny angelshark and Argentine angelshark are endangered. It also listed the Brazilian guitarfish as endangered.