According to the organization, the fish is a so-called “black seadevil” known by its scientific name Melanocetus johnsonii. They typically swim between 650 and 6,500 feet below the ocean’s surface.

Watch as this great white shark makes a record-breaking 15-foot jump out of the water. You can hear the shock and awe in one man's voice!

Water Sharks host first home meet in nearly a decade at new YMCA pool, drawing excitement from swimmers and the community ...

The crystal clear water, in many shades of turquoise ... to swimming close to shore in groups. If you see a shark, do not panic and do not splash; instead, head as quickly as you can to shore.

A West Australian surfer says he is extremely lucky to escape injury after a shark charged at him and bit a chunk out of his ...

But another splash would come and he ... Despite witnessing the frequent shark activity in the area, Curtis said he still loves to swim in the water and has great respect for the sharks that ...

The image showed the shark hoisted by its tail via the boat's crane before it was returned to the water. The photo made a splash on social media "Pictures like this one have long been associated ...