Marine researchers are investigating the death of a basking shark that washed up recently in Wellfleet. Here's what we know.

The Basking Shark’s terrifying gaping mouth ... for eating just about anything they find’, according to ocean conservation group Oceana. Frinton-on-Sea on the Essex coast was the site of ...

Sharks have been spotted at dozens of British beaches over the last five years, with a handful launching attacks on swimmers. Over 40 shark sightings were recorded by the Maritime and Coastguard ...

The International Union for the Conservation of Nature has listed the basking shark as a vulnerable species, with populations trending downward. Heather McCarron writes about climate change ...

First evidence of a boat hitting a basking shark Using a monitoring gadget akin to a FitBit ... The International Union for Conservation of Nature classifies them as endangered worldwide, and Ireland ...

We can help the Basking shark by supporting conservation efforts, such as those that seek to reduce bycatch and habitat loss. The Porbeagle shark is a large, fast-swimming shark found in temperate and ...

Second only to the whale shark in size, the basking shark is a gentle filter feeder that puzzles ... each highlighting the need for continued exploration and conservation efforts to preserve our ...

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One of those sharks unfortunately washed up dead on a Cape beach earlier this week, as researchers responded to Wellfleet Harbor and took samples from the massive 6,000-pound basking shark.