White sharks suffered great declines after the Jaws movie was released. But these iconic predators must be protected.

Though the 1975 original film is legendary, the ‘Jaws’ sequels actually get pretty weird—and here are the real reasons why.

The adult megalodon, the Flannerys write, was big enough to be the scourge of the seas and an “emblem of all the unspoken, hidden terrors that haunt our imaginations.” 14 Books We Read This Week ...

In this March 16, 2011, photo children look at the Shark Jaw of a Megalodon, a prehistoric shark, at the Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas. The jaw is 11 feet wide and almost 9 feet tall, ...

By 3.6 million years ago, megalodon was gone. A set of megalodon jaws provide an opportunity for visitors to snap a photo and get a sense for how large the ancient predator was.

The science team from "Mythbusters" uses modern technology to recreate the killer jaws of the 50-foot shark, then show how they could have been used to instantly kill large whales -- or even a ...

Megalodon is dead. This shouldn’t come as a shock. The fossil record is clear that after about 14 million years of feasting on marine mammals, the 50-foot-long, “mega-toothed” shark exited ...

Megalodon lived nearly worldwide roughly 15-3.6 million years ago and is estimated to have reached at least 50 feet (15 meters) in length and possibly as much as 65 feet (20 meters) long. Kenshu ...

No megalodon jaw fossils have ever been discovered. The replicas seen at many museums are all based on size estimates from teeth or other partial fossils. Photograph by Alexander Demianchuk ...