In an era before computer effects, director Steven Spielberg and production designer Joe Alves wanted their adaptation of the Peter Benchley novel-about a shark that terrorizes the tourist hub of ...

Hundreds of thousands who happily swam in the ocean, unthinking, before the release of the movie "Jaws" 50 years ago this month — June 20, 1975 — were now suddenly aware that they had company. Dum-DUM ...

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The bottlenose dolphin known to researchers as 2094 had ... However, researchers have documented more healed shark bite marks on paired males than single males, leading scientists to believe ...

In SHARK TALE, a great white shark of a tale with a point ... Lenny paints himself blue to look like a dolphin so he can freely hide in the city without drawing attention to himself. Together they ...

Kevin said basking shark numbers have been increasing along the west coast of Ireland since the then Taoiseach, Charlie Haughey, set a European precedent by declaring Ireland a whale and dolphin ...

With the “Shark Slayer” on the loose ... moments and hilarious outbursts (“Sebaaaastian! The whale washing dolphin!”). Not to mention, Scorsese really flexes his comedic muscles here!

An experienced commercial diver, Michael thought he had been swallowed by a huge shark when he suddenly found ... According to the UK non-profit group Whale and Dolphin Conservation, a humpback's ...

Remember the whole Sebastian the whale washing dolphin scene ... So next time you watch Shark Tale, whenever that may be, pay attention to the subtle nuances of Lenny’s character.

Winter, the dolphin who starred in the "Dolphin Tale" films, died on Thursday night ... by wiggling her body side to side, more like a shark. Her survival story made headlines and attracted ...

Caretakers of the 16-year-old Atlantic bottlenose dolphin, made famous by the "Dolphin Tale" movie franchise ... side to side – swimming more like a shark traditionally would.