Before you go to see sci-fi thriller The Meg this summer ... these films can have seriously negative impacts on shark conservation. When Jaws was released in 1975, it sparked a decades-long ...

Steven Spielberg's Jaws is widely seen as the best shark film ever-made, but similar movies like 47 Meters Down and The Meg are also worth a watch. Whale Sharks are peaceful, filter-feeding sharks ...

Because sharks shed their teeth throughout their lifetimes and leave bite marks on escaped prey, it would be easy for us to detect the presence of an enormous whale-hunting shark even if the shark ...

In “Big Meg: The Story of the Largest ... from recurring dreams in which a giant shark lunges out of the shadows and encloses her in its jaws.” This might well have been a fine background ...

There are prehistoric giant sharks in The Meg, genetically engineered ones ... He told The Hollywood Reporter that, while the danger in Jaws is the shark, he wanted to "highlight the perils ...

Why the Jaws shark is not a 'man-eating monster' "The presence of great white sharks in Spanish waters has been a constant rumour," biologist and documentary maker Fernando López-Mirones told Efe ...