Great White Sharks are flocking to the waters that served as the setting of 'Jaws,' with sightings spiking along the northern ...

Great white shark numbers are increasing in the part of the world which made the predator famous with the iconic movie Jaws.

A malfunctioning mechanical shark forced then-26-year-old director Steven Spielberg to tease audiences with glimpses of a ...

New data shows that great white sharks are spending more time in the chilly waters off New England and Atlantic Canada.

New data shows that great white sharks are spending more time in the chilly waters off New England and Atlantic Canada.

Scientists link expanded shark sightings in some New England waters to increased availability of the seals that the sharks ...

Fifty years after Steven Spielberg’s "Jaws" instilled fear in the hearts of many and the desire in others to wield a harpoon, ...

NewsdayTV's Macy Egeland looks at the legacy of Frank Mundus, the Montauk shark hunter said to be the inspiration for Captain ...

Per Page to Screen, Benchley was a freelancer at the time he first thought about writing Jaws, inspired by a great white being caught off the shores of Montauk, New York, and the 1916 New Jersey ...

The discovery of a 5-metre great white shark missing its jaws is labelled "bizarre and worrying" by an illegal animal trade ...

And now, 50 years after audiences emerged from the cinema swearing off surf beaches for a whole two days, Jaws is back.

A great white shark can have around 300 teeth in total. Juvenile shark teeth are pointed—just the right shape for grasping smaller prey, such as crustaceans, that can be swallowed whole.