Meet the longest-lived animal with a backbone. Scientists estimate that Greenland sharks live for around 250 years, but some ...

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The daughters eat their way out of mom already pregnant ... more than 10 million eggs each time its spawns? While the Greenland shark doesn't reach sexual maturity until it's 150 years old?

Despite their massive size, they are filter feeders and only eat plankton ... They also scavenge for seals, whales, and even polar bears, although humans rarely witness this behavior. The Greenland ...

Narraganset Bay's seal population has been steady over the past several years, while the Block Island population has ...

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tells NBC 10 News there’s not a lot of shark species out there that will eat seals. Dodd says the white shark is the predominant shark when it comes to attacks on seals but that the great whites ...

A 1,400-pound white shark named Breton ... white sharks mostly eat bottom fish, smaller sharks, rays, schooling fish and squid, while larger great white sharks also eat seals and sea lions and ...

seal, and whale. Some Greenlanders also supplement their shopping by hunting reindeer, ox, and other animals. "In Greenland, we have the world's wildest kitchen," chef Inunnguaq Hegelund recently ...

Their behavior changed quickly—researchers saw stress hormones in seals drop significantly. Without the constant threat of shark attack, seals felt safer exploring larger areas. But while good ...

Shark researchers at Florida Atlantic University ... where they are known to eat seals, and will seasonally migrate to waters off Georgia and Florida for the winter.

They use their unique tails like a whip to stun their prey. The most mysterious shark yet. Greenland sharks are the second-largest species of carnivorous shark after the great white. Greenland sharks, ...