Where do whale sharks mate? The search to learn where the magic happens for the world's biggest fish
Whale sharks shouldn't be hard for scientists to find. They are enormous — they are the biggest fish in the sea and perhaps the biggest fish t…
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- WILL GRAVES Associated Press
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The Pittsburgh Penguins have acquired Erik Karlsson in a blockbuster trade with the San Jose Sharks. Pittsburgh traded a 2024 first-round pick, forward Mikael Granlund and defenseman Jan Rutta to San Jose and a 2025 second-round pick, goaltender Casey DeSmith, defenseman Jeff Petry and prospect Nathan Legare to Montreal as part of the deal for the reigning Norris Trophy winner. The Canadiens got involved to make the salary cap work. The Sharks are retaining just over 13% what's left on Karlsson's contract. Karlsson is the first defenseman to be traded fresh off winning the Norris since Doug Harvey in 1961.
- MARK KENNEDY Associated Press
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Discovery Channel landed the perfect host this year, none other than a huge fan of all ocean creatures: Aquaman.
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NEW YORK — The 2023-24 NHL season opens on Oct. 10 with a tripleheader headlined by the Vegas Golden Knights raising their first Stanley Cup banner.
- MARK PRATT Associated Press
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White sharks are back, just as the summer tourist season starts. Scientists are attaching better sensors to the predators, including cameras, part of efforts to keep beachgoers informed and safe.
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Researchers at California State University, Long Beach, used drones to study juvenile white sharks along the Southern California coastline and…
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Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer for many people, meaning beaches and parks will be full of families enjoying the nice weathe…
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The Houston Zoo is the first zoo in the world to build a major conservation-focused exhibit based on the Galápagos Islands.
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Researchers have captured drone footage of blacktip sharks evading 12-foot-long hammerheads by swimming into shallow waters off Florida's sout…
- PATRICK WHITTLE Associated Press
Scientists with the New England Aquarium found that nurse sharks returned to the waters off the Dry Tortugas, 70 miles from Key West, to mate for up to 28 years. They also found that the sharks' life span appears to extend at least into their 40s, rather than about 24 years as previously believed.
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