Researchers at Florida International University are using advanced biologging technology—essentially fitness trackers for sharks—to understand how great hammerheads choose their prey.
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How Sharks Detect and Hunt with Hidden Senses
Sharks are more than just sight and smell - these predators rely on hidden senses to survive and dominate the oceans. From electroreception to pressure detection, sharks possess seven specialized ...
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A goblin shark, one of the sea’s rarest predators, was recorded hunting in the deep off Hawaii
Scientists have published the first live, in-habitat video observations of the goblin shark, a deep-sea predator so rarely ...
Many sharks hunt small, plentiful prey. Great hammerheads take a different approach: Eat other sharks. It’s an energy-intensive strategy, but one that pays off for this critically endangered species, ...
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