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"IF THERE IS MAGIC ON THIS PLANET IT IS CONTAINED IN WATER."

- Loren Eiseley

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Perfect rectangular iceberg floating off of the Larsen C ice shelf, Antarctica

Great white sharks' sharp, sturdy teeth can rip into flesh and even break bones of large prey.

Two lemon sharks hang out near the Bahama Islands.

A diver follows a whale shark in the Indian Ocean.

Left: To humans, the chain catshark seems to have brownish-yellow skin with black chain-shaped markings. Right: To capture this image, scientists built a camera that sees the world like this shark does.

A great white shark swims in waters off of Australia’s Neptune islands.

A Greenland shark swims below the Arctic Ocean ice, off the coast of Canada.

A bonnethead shark explores the waters off the Florida Keys.

A spinner shark prepares to fly through a school of fish.

Sharks, such as this shortfin mako, have special reflective cells in their eyes that give them clear night vision. So it's no wonder that sharks typically hunt at dusk or after dark.

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