In the high-speed chase between a ray and a hammerhead shark, who do you think would come out on top as the winner?

In times of scarcity, one blacktip shark could even keep a hammerhead going for up to two months. Comparatively, the same ...

Joe Gonzales, of Los Fresnos in the Rio Grande Valley, hooked a 14-foot, 5-inch-long great hammerhead shark while surf ...

A fight between a hammerhead shark and a stingray in the shallow waters off Florida’s Panama City beach was caught on camera ...

When food is especially scarce, it’s even possible that one blacktip binge meal could sustain a hammerhead for two months, ...

The thrill of hooking my first hammerhead shark from a kayak was unforgettable – and the day ended with a taste of something ...

"It happened really fast, and next thing I know my friends on shore are yelling for us to get out," one bystander told PEOPLE ...

About a dozen species of sharks can be found off the coast of Massachusetts this time of year, according to Dr. Greg Skomal, a shark biologist.

While many sharks hunt for small, abundant prey when looking for a meal, great hammerheads have a supersized strategy with some big payoffs—eat other sharks.

The hammerhead sightings could be a sign of things to come for other warm-water sharks. “As the water keeps warming, I anticipate that warm-water species will be showing up in greater numbers ...

Smooth hammerhead shark sightings are increasing near Cape Cod, likely due to warming waters. While large predators, smooth hammerheads are not considered dangerous to humans. Other warm-water ...