When we think about sharks, most of us instantly think of the ocean. However, there are some shark species live in freshwater ...

But fewer people are aware of their very distant relatives — a type of bony fish called the rainbow shark. Unlike their larger counterparts, rainbow sharks are actually small freshwater fish ...

according to the International Shark Attack File, a scientifically vetted, global database kept by the University of Florida's Florida Museum since 1958. Most freshwater fish species can't survive ...

A shark in freshwater? Could it be true ... were fishing and Comer had a fish on his line estimated to weigh 25 pounds. As he reeled it in, what was thought to be a bull shark bit the fish ...

Joe Shead Muskies, the undisputed kings of freshwater gamefish ... young but mellow out and get smoother when the fish get older. And like sharks, most of their skeleton is made of cartilage ...

The Blue Zoo Aquarium euthanized the shark to release the shark's teeth ... toward children has all types of sea life saltwater or freshwater tanks and a tide pool. It has a "bird forest" with ...

A shark in freshwater? Could it be true ... Dave Harville of Waveland and Caden Comer, then 15 of Bay St. Louis, were fishing and Comer had a fish on his line estimated to weigh 25 pounds. As he ...