Visit this unique beachside hiking trail in Maryland and find fossilized shark teeth while you swim!

A shark expert, whose own curiosity about these fascinating fish was sparked by the movie "Jaws," explains some of their ...

Fifty years since the release of Jaws, these photographers are showing a different, less frightening view of great white sharks.

The undersides of several large rocks took on the look of an open shark mouth, icicles for teeth. The logistic problem was trying to get the camera underneath the rock facing out towards the water.

Teeth found at the “shark graveyard” included a mix of “modern and ancient sharks,” Glenn Moore, curator of fishes at the Western Australian Museum, said in the release.

Your family can find shark teeth, both fossilized and modern, on beaches, riversides, and even certain landlocked spots. ... Photograph by Jeff Rotman / NPL / Minden Pictures.

A tiger shark and the ancient shark-tooth blades found in Sulawesi. The modified shark teeth date back to around 7,000 years ago. M.C. Langley/Composite image by Newsweek; Source photos from ...