Australian Geographic Shark Blog
Orca vs great white: killer duel explained
When it comes to great white sharks and killer whales, a battle to the death isn’t just black and white.
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Australian Geographic Shark Blog
WA's fatal shark attack: a response to a tragedy
Last Sunday, news from Esperance, WA confirmed that a man had been killed by a shark — the first shark bite fatality in Australia since November 2018.
Australian Geographic Shark Blog
Climate change is predicted to have a huge impact on our sharks
Changes to migratory patterns, food availability and altered brain development, all predicted under warmer conditions, are big threats to sharks.
Australian Geographic Shark Blog
Shark rays: are they sharks or are they rays?
Our shark editor-at-large Blake Chapman tells us everything there is to know about shark rays.
Australian Geographic Shark Blog
Shark nets: Protecting us or just harming sharks?
Our Shark Editor-at-Large Blake Chapman explains the history behind shark nets, their impact and whether or not they’re effective.
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How adequate are Australia’s shark conservation efforts?
Australia is a shark hotspot, but how well are we looking after these incredible animals?
Australian Geographic Shark Blog
The whale carcass debate
It’s an incredible sight to see: sharks feasting on a whale carcass, but could it be that this is encouraging more human-shark interactions?
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The truth about shark numbers
Are shark populations increasing? Our shark editor-at-large Blake Chapman gets to the bottom of the question.
Australian Geographic Shark Blog
Why sharks are important to the study of human health
Despite our differences, sharks are providing some truly notable outcomes for human health.