The haunting video shows the great hammerhead swish its tail in the deep water, then roll onto its side and fall still.

The haunting video shows the great hammerhead swish its tail in the deep water, then roll onto its side and fall still.

Great hammerheads have been known to live more than 40 years, and the largest on record was 20 feet, Oceana.org reports. The ...

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A manatee made a recent appearance in Mashpee waters. The manatee—also called a “sea cow”—was first seen on July 26 near ...

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The 28-year-old was left with a gaping wound to his left leg after a shark attack while spearfishing off Pensacola Pass.