The documentary crew cautiously filmed a group of great white sharks circling the sunken ship.

The captain ordered everyone to stay still when an oceanic whitetip shark began circling the anchored buoy.

A whitetip reef shark rested in the shadow of the coral head as divers watched in silence.

Many restaurants in the city have stopped serving shark fin soups due to public pressure.

While diving off the coast, we were thrilled to spot a grey nurse shark gliding near the reef.

While snorkeling along the reef, we were thrilled to spot a collared carpet shark resting under a rock.

During the dive, grey nurse sharks circled the old shipwreck, astonishing the marine biologists.

During the night dive, we spotted several collared carpet sharks resting under the ledge.

People joked that he wouldn't shout if a shark bit him, since he refused to spend a single cent even on his closest friends.

The diver examined the rough sharkskin under a microscope to study its tiny, overlapping scales.