Imagine the Delaware Bay as a high school cafeteria. Like a cafeteria, there can be cliques sitting at certain tables in different areas — such as athletes or people who play in the band — and there ...

. - MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) – In an effort to conserve the sand tiger shark population, a team at Ripley's Aquarium in Myrtle Beach is hoping to artificially inseminate its females during the spring ...

A captive sand tiger shark in a Japanese aquarium had stopped eating its regular food before turning on a smaller tank mate. It might not have been as bizarre as a scene that played out last summer, ...

The Newport Aquarium has some new residents — three toothy sand tiger sharks are now patrolling the tanks, serving as species ambassadors and research subjects. The two males and one female are nearly ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)-- Scientists from the New York Aquarium have located a rare nursery ground for sand tiger sharks near the shore of Long Island in the Great South Bay. Researchers from the Coney ...

The sand tiger shark, one of the top predators in Delaware Bay and nearshore Atlantic Ocean, isn't entirely driven by its quest for food. New research suggests one survival strategy may cause juvenile ...

Scientists say that the water in Boston harbor is getting cleaner, leading to an increase in the number of sand tiger sharks using the area as a nursery habitat. There have been lots of sightings of ...

A recent scientific study shows that sand tiger shark babies eat their litter mates in the womb in the attempt to be the embryo that is ultimately born. Melissa Block speaks with study author Demian ...

Sand tiger sharks don’t look like the friendliest bunch. They’ve got “big gnarly teeth and really thick, stout bodies,” as Hap Fatzinger of the North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher describes. But ...

A nursery grows in the Great South Bay — and the young have several rows of teeth! Fifteen juvenile sand tiger sharks have been tagged and tracked there in the past four years, making the bay a ...