These cannibal baby sharks eat their siblings in the womb 01:27. As adults, sand tiger sharks are known for being relatively non-aggressive. But as babies, these animals engage in a cannibalistic ...

For megalodon shark moms, having cannibalistic progeny in the womb would have been tough, since the sharks had to expend a lot of energy to nourish pups so large.

Giant Ancient Sharks Had Enormous Babies That Ate Their Siblings in the Womb Some sharks lay eggs, while others give birth to live young. In most sharks, however, the eggs hatch inside the mother.

These extinct sharks gave birth to some really large babies – about the size of a full-grown human adult. At birth, megalodons were about 6.6 feet, or 2 meters, in length, according to a study ...

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 ...

When a shark is born prematurely, salt water is toxic to its tiny body. A preemie baby shark can’t yet regulate the salt levels in its blood and will often die within a few hours. So researchers ...

Shark embryos cannibalize their littermates in the womb, with the largest embryo eating all but one of its siblings. Now, researchers know why: It's part of a struggle for paternity in utero ...

The largest sharks ever to hunt in Earth’s oceans may have gotten so big thanks to their predatory behavior in the womb, scientists report October 4 in Historical Biology.. The idea emerged from ...

Preemie sharks that would otherwise die get by with a little help from a human-made womb. This article was originally featured on Hakai Magazine, an online publication about science and society in ...

These extinct sharks gave birth to some really large babies – about the size of a full-grown human adult. At birth, megalodons were about 6.6 feet, or 2 meters, in length, according to a study ...