sharks

A post has gone viral for claiming that there are two great white sharks who are headed towards the Great Lakes. Here are a bunch of reasons to prove that they aren't right.

There were four shark attacks during the 4th of July holiday weekend.

There have been six shark attacks at New York beaches since the end of June.

When most people think about sharks, the last thing they want to do is have an interaction with them. But how cool would it be if you could do it safely?

No way!! A bunch of friends were all at the beach with their dogs and one of the pups went into the water when a shark approached. Well, all of the dog's friends noticed and came to the rescue by pouncing and biting the shark. Everyone was okay, but the incident was caught on video...

Kris Letang scored the go-ahead goal halfway through the second period, and the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Sharks, 3-1, in San Jose in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals on Sunday night to claim their fourth NHL championship in franchise history.

The Chocolate Affair and Buffalo Uncorked wine tasting party have joined together for one GIANT event. The Buffalo Wine and Chocolate Affair is Saturday the 27th at the Tonawanda Castle and unfortunately is sold out. If you'll missed it this year, stay tuned for next year's details. Here are some other things you can do this weekend.

We're gonna need a bigger boat. That's some hat, Harry. And all the other great "Jaws" quotes I can think of. Because, woah. // Deep Blue (The biggest shark ever filmed) second partAnother DEEP BLUE VIDEO!!!!(Please read below about our fundraising campaign)Otro video de DEEP BLUE...

If you're fascinated by sharks, have we got something you need to see.

There is a reason why this author and radio personality is sometimes called 'Mark The Shark.' People are fascinated with sharks and their behavior. This video shot on a GoPro camera is from the dorsal fin of a hammerhead shark and the footage is completely insane! You'll feel like you're riding along.

As if it the movie Jaws didn't already scare us enough to go out into shark-infested waters, this weekend's events has us second-guessing if we should ever go into an ocean again!

No, I will not be showing these pictures to my 6 year-old son Dylan in order to avoid possible nightmares. This is he frilled shark who's ancestors could date back as far as 80 million years ago. Its prehistoric origins are obvious and, it's one of the rarest animal's on our planet today.