The Institute noted that “more and more species" of shark have been migrating to New England as water temperatures continue ...

Experts say that while estimating population numbers is difficult, there are signs that some shark ... And though there are more sharks in the water and more Americans flocking to beaches because ...

If you see one, get out of the water as calmly as possible, walk backward or swim backward, and keep your eyes on the shark to know where it is. Don't get in the water with open wounds.

Diners enjoying a meal by Rhode Island's Great Salt Pond spotted a basking shark, estimated to be 20 feet long, swimming in the small body of water near Block Island on Monday, May 26.

The turbidity also reduces visibility in the water, making it harder for sharks to see. Some of them make mistakes," said Gavin Naylor, director of the Florida Program for Shark Research.

If a shark is sighted, leave the water quickly and calmly ... stay safe and respect the ocean and its incredible inhabitants.” The signs are used as “proactive measures,” city officials ...

Shark warning signs have been posted at Waimea Bay on Oahu ... Concurrently, the state Health Department has issued a brown water advisory for Waimea Bay due to recent heavy rains over the ...