Scuba divers are always looking for ways to help protect shark species—here are some common conservation mistakes and ways that you can help protect sharks.

The most Critically Endangered shark species are largely unknown. These fascinating facts illustrate why they should get more attention and earn protection.

Why are bad shark movies such as Sharknado and Sharktopus so popular? Shark expert David Shiffman explains why and how it effects the public's understanding of sharks and conservation.

With plot holes galore, the scuba diving thriller 47 Meters Down: Uncaged gets the science behind scuba diving and sharks woefully wrong.

Though some divers believe otherwise, shark telemetry tagging is a minimally invasive, commonly accepted research method that advances science and conservation without harming sharks.

Scuba diving in the Azores offers epic encounters with pelagic species such as blue sharks, sperm whales, devil rays and more.

A science expert lists his favorite amazing shark facts, including facts about Greenland sharks, bull sharks and more.

It’s a shark diving paradise in Nassau, Bahamas, as Caribbean reef sharks surround divers at the Ray of Hope shark feed.

Las Vegas may be known as Sin City, but there is more to do than gamble. At Mandalay Bay you can dive with sharks in a 1.3 million-gallon shark tank.