Sharks

Shark-related closures at NYC beaches, particularly the Rockaways, have increased significantly this summer, with 23 closures—more than double compared to the same period last year, leading to frustrated beachgoers being banned from swimming.

Shark attacks in US waters are approaching double figures early in the summer. A source explained that reduced hunting of seals and sea lions for furs and oil has increased their populations, leading to more sharks.

Sharks were spotted at Rockaway Beach in NYC for two consecutive days, with some sections closed to swimming. The Parks Department confirmed sightings via drones on Friday morning, following similar reports the previous day.

Officials are using a fleet of drones to patrol East Coast beaches from the sky, searching for sharks to enhance beachgoer safety. The initiative aims to monitor waters and reduce risks associated with shark encounters.

Stay-alert warnings have been issued as sharks return to one of America's busiest beaches, raising concerns for public safety. The situation highlights a potential risk for beachgoers in the area.

Sharks are arriving in New York for the 4th of July holiday, but new technology is being used to prevent bites. The article references a metaphorical 'robots versus dinosaurs' dynamic.

New York officials are warning swimmers about sharks at beaches this summer. The advisory aims to inform beachgoers of potential risks.

Around 600 tonnes of fish were sold at Kasimedu fish market on Sunday. Fishermen displayed large-sized grouper fish (Kalavaan) and sharks in their nets.

The Greensboro Science Center has introduced SKYWILD Treetop Adventure, a treetop course with seven difficulty levels located above its zoo. Guests with SKYWILD tickets also gain access to the center's aquarium, museum, and zoo, which feature African penguins, sharks, red pandas, pygmy hippos, and flamingos.

National Geographic is hosting 'Sharkfest,' a two-week event featuring shark-themed content, starting July 5 on Disney+ and Hulu.

A Palm Beach gang linked to drug trafficking and violent crimes was dismantled in 'Operation Shark Bait,' resulting in 20 arrests and the seizure of drugs, guns, and cash. The gang, known as 'Nawf Way' or the 'Sharks,' has been active since 2020 and associated with over 62 shootings, homicides, or attempted homicides.

The article highlights Southeast Asia's overfishing crisis, focusing on endangered shark species hauled ashore at Tanjung Luar port in East Lombok, Indonesia, in June 2025. It underscores the environmental and ecological impacts of commercial fishing activities in the region.

Great white sharks and other mesothermic species face overheating risks due to warming oceans and declining food sources from overfishing, according to a new study in Science. As water temperatures rise, these predators must relocate to cooler waters to survive.