Overall, then, the answer is no – for 95 percent of shark species, the idea that they’ll keel over if they ever stop moving ...

As the phone floats through the tiger shark, specifically the folds of its digestive tract's ghostly pale white skin, the inner side of its gills can be seen pulsing along the walls of its pharynx.

The tiger shark did not attack the videographers wife ... And if a shark tries to bite you, poke it in the eyes and gills.

She captured unique footage showing what it was like to be inside of the creature while feeding tiger sharks off the ... were able to see inside of the shark's gills as well as get another good ...

The camera continued recording, offering a stunning 360-degree perspective of the shark's gills and razor-sharp ... retrieve it with the footage intact. Tiger sharks, known to grow up to 18 ...

A sand tiger shark nursery located just off the Long Island ... Your best bet is to punch or kick the shark in the nose or gills. Having said all of that, our fear of sharks is a bit out of ...

Tiger shark shows what it’s like to be eaten alive – by swallowing iPhone Footage from device shows predators’s mouth lined with pulsating gills as it feeds in the Bahamas Save ...

The sharks might be absorbing rare earths directly through their gills or eating a lot of contaminated prey. Since tiger sharks are known to eat pretty much anything, including boots, license ...

Beachgoers are being reminded to check in with lifeguards after a 12-foot-long tiger shark was spotted near Magic Island in Hawaii. The Honolulu Emergency Services Department posted a shark ...