When food is especially scarce, it’s even possible that one blacktip binge meal could sustain a hammerhead for two months, providing it supplemented with daily feedings of tiny (0.5 pound) fish.

Shoreline Shark Conservation, based in Little River, and Gregory Haskins, a Murrells Inlet fisherman, filed suit to stop ...

Crowds gathered at a safe distance in Panama City Beach in Florida to observe what witnesses believed to be a hammerhead ...

What started off as a normal shark fishing day ended with a memorable catch. Local fisherman Joe Gonzales ventured out on ...

Joe Gonzales, of Los Fresnos in the Rio Grande Valley, hooked a 14-foot, 5-inch-long great hammerhead shark while surf ...

A nearly 15-foot great hammerhead shark was captured and released down south on South Padre Island over the weekend. Angler ...

Hammerhead sharks were recently spotted off the Massachusetts coast. The hammerhead sightings could be a sign of things to come for other warm-water sharks.

Warming waters could mean hammerhead sharks are just the first of many new shark species showing up off Cape Cod.

From great white sharks to the fastest shark in the world, here's some of the sharks you might encounter in Rhode Island.

More hammerhead shark sightings off Cape Cod are a symptom of warming temperatures By Juliana George Updated July 20, 2025, 10:35 p.m.

From great white sharks to the fastest shark in the world, here's some of the sharks you might encounter in Rhode Island.