A sub-species of the thresher shark family, the bigeye thresher, is classified as endangered in most of the Atlantic Ocean.

Data shows that while retention bans are a positive first step, they alone won’t be sufficient to stop the ongoing decline.

Residents of Cornwall, United Kingdom, were horrified to find a thresher shark washed up on their beaches recently, according to Forbes. "While difficult to say for certain, early findings suggest ...

For many of us, the ocean is a beautiful place full of wonder and mystery. On the surface, the water is an amazing scene that ...

The pelagic thresher shark (Alopias pelagicus) is a highly migratory species found in tropical and ... [+] subtropical waters of the Indo-Pacific, often known for its long, whip-like tail.

Oregon State University is selling vouchers for a new plate, where proceeds go toward the Big Fish Lab that studies the ...

The “Vibrant Ocean” specialty plate features three shark species commonly found in Oregon. Proceeds from sales of the plates will benefit Oregon State University’s Big Fish Lab, which focuses on shark ...

Steve Backshall encounters the most striking shark of all; the thresher shark. With a tail as long as its body, it’s a shark with a fantastic physique.

Among the shark species eligible for points are Blue, Smooth Hammerhead, Mako, Porbeagle, Thresher, Tiger, Great White and Whaler sharks, according to the NSWGFA rulebook. The shark that Barning ...

A new license plate supporting Oregon State University’s Big Fish Lab brings attention to Oregon’s coastal sharks.