Shark News - August 15, 2018

Rescued juvenile Great White

Sharks to be caught on SMART drum lines off WA's South West after Labor U-turn

ABC Local

Smart traps will save surfers from sharks in Australia

The Times

What to do if a shark attacks at San Diego County beaches

10News

Oceanside beach reopens after Hammerhead shark sighting

The San Diego Union-Tribune

How Magnets Keep Sharks Safe—From Us

National Geographic

Shark attack data reveals countries and places people are most likely to get bitten

NEWS.com.au

Shark News - August 14, 2018 - Update #1

Tiger Shark

Boy reeling in a 'big one' sees great white shark leap from ocean and grab his fish

Charlotte Observer

 

Brooklyn Shark Scientist Goes to Bat for Sharks

Wall Street Journal

 

Texas man catches and releases 12-foot tiger shark near South Padre Island early Saturday

mySanAntonio.com

 

The Meg! When the (giant prehistoric) shark bites, the science bites back

The Conversation AU

 

An Enthusiastic Fact Check of All the Shark Activities in 'The Meg'  

The Ringer

 

 

Shark News - August 14, 2018

Blue Shark

Warmer seas will not lure great white sharks to UK, experts say

The Guardian

Paleontologist Discusses Chances Of Megalodon Being Alive With 'Inside Edition'

The Inquisitr

Megalodon Wasn't the Only Impressive Shark in the Prehistoric Seas

Smithsonian

Science of 'The Meg': How Scientists Know the World's Largest Shark Is Gone Forever -  

Live Science

Sharks are more likely to bite you after heavy rain. Here's why.

Charlotte Observer

How many shark attacks have there been in Texas waters?

Austin American-Statesman

Monsters no more? Cape Cod sharks get a makeover

Christian Science Monitor

Deadly shark-fin trade from Central America to China is passing through Miami

Miami Herald (blog)

She's a regular! 1000-pound shark caught off Hilton Head for the fifth time in 5 years

Island Packet (blog)

The Meg: the myth, the legend (the science)

BBC News

Are blue sharks in UK waters, are they dangerous to people and how big do they get?

The Sun

'The Meg' is a Horror Movie, But Our Treatment of Sharks Is Much Scarier

TheInertia.com