Tiger sharks are some of the largest sharks, with some growing up to 18 feet long, according to the Florida Museum. A tiger shark seen up close via a camera underwater.

The tiger shark has a reputation for eating anything and everything. It isn’t fussy, but that’s a big reason why it’s so ...

Unlike other sharks, “whose pointed teeth are more designed for catching slippery fish,” Jesse states, “tiger shark teeth are better for tougher prey because these teeth have a lower profile ...

13. Tiger sharks and sand tiger sharks aren’t the same. Tiger sharks ... In addition to using electric fields to sense prey, sharks also use them to sense predators.

There are more than 500 species of sharks in the world's oceans, from the 7-inch dwarf lantern shark to whale sharks that can grow to over 35 feet long. They're found from polar waters to the ...

The headline from the newspaper article that covered the discovery of Smith’s murder, thanks to a queasy tiger shark. Photo via National Library of Australia. In 1935 a tiger shark was hooked from an ...

Tiger Beach, which is located 20 miles northwest of the Bahamian town of West End, features crystal-clear waters and a huge variety of marine life, including dolphins, turtles, and hammerhead sharks.

Move over, great white sharks. A new apex predator could be patrolling the Cape soon, as tiger sharks migrate farther north each year because of climate change and warmer oceans.