Sharks are becoming a popular feature in home aquariums, but there’s a clear distinction between freshwater and saltwater ...

It's possible that these sharks could end up completely landlocked in freshwater lakes. Scientists baffled after discovering more sharks swimming inland in rivers — here's what you need to know first ...

How do bull sharks survive in freshwater? Other species of sharks live their lives in saltwater. So, what is it about bull sharks that allows or motivates them to go into freshwater?

Uniquely adapted for life in both freshwater and saltwater environments, these sharks possess specialized physiological adaptations that enable them to regulate their internal salt levels.

A group of bull sharks ended up spending 17 years in a lake by a golf course’s 14th hole, suggesting that the predators can live in low-saltwater environments indefinitely.

How do bull sharks survive in freshwater? Other species of sharks live their lives in saltwater. So, what is it about bull sharks that allows or motivates them to go into freshwater?

The next time you dip your toes into a river or ocean, remember that freshwater is full of fish pee – and saltwater is full of shark pee. It’s good to know what kind of water you’re in ...

Multiple 65-foot freshwater “Kodiak sharks” have been discovered in Lake Michigan and have attacked swimmers.

Princess Peach, Discovery World's shark mascot, welcomed visitors to the science museum in July following the introduction of new bamboo sharks into Discovery World's saltwater touch tank.

Lemon sharks, the species that was said to have bitten the man in the video, often travel into estuarine waters and freshwater areas but not as far up rivers as the bull shark, according to the ...

How do bull sharks survive in freshwater? Other species of sharks live their lives in saltwater. So, what is it about bull sharks that allows or motivates them to go into freshwater? "That's the ...