While doing research for the book, Carol Lane conducted hundreds of interviews with current and former residents from Doonside to Illovo Beach.

The fourth Jaws film is definitely the weirdest but the book, with its voodoo and DEA subplots is downright insane.

Around 2010, white shark numbers around False Bay started dropping off, and the decline got steeper from 2015 on. By 2018, the great whites were gone. Exactly why the sharks vanished remains a ...

Twenty years ago, Seal Island was “the greatest place on earth to see great whites,” recalls Hammerschlag, who also serves as ...

This is the story of Walter Maxwell's world-record tiger shark, which he caught not from a boat, or in Australia, but from a ...

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This year "Jaws" celebrates its 50th anniversary. Its success reflects the enduring importance of our most ancient fear: ...

Before Jaws terrified beachgoers, the real-life 1916 shark attacks shook the Jersey Shore. A century later, Mary Lee — a ...

This 50th anniversary summer since the release of Steven Spielberg’s “Jaws,” which ushered in the box office blockbuster era, ...

The seeming decline of a certain type of novelist is much discussed and debated in the literary world. But the bigger ...

While "Jaws" made people fear sharks, it's predatory humans — such as those in Mexico's shark fin trade — that sharks should ...

Fifty years after its release, the iconic 'da, duh' theme from Steven Spielberg's blockbuster still terrorizes swimmers and ...