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Off the shores of the Florida Keys, fishermen found a very surprising shark. It’s not that this shark was hugely ginormous. It’s not that it had a human hand dangling out of its mouth like some far-fetched television crime show. (Cough, cough, Hawaii Five-O.) This bull shark was pregnant, and upon further investigation, the fishermen found that one of the fetuses had two heads. Yes, you read that right. More
Why does the Discovery Channel always air Shark Week during peak triathlon season? Yes, I know there are “only” 30 to 50 shark attacks reported each year and “only” five to 10 prove to be fatal. Yes, I know you have more of a chance of getting bitten by a person than a shark. And yes, I know you are more likely to die from hornets, wasps, bees or even a dog. But still. After watching reruns of Shark Week recently, the thought of getting into the open water to train for an upcoming triathlon is terrifying me. And I only have two weeks until race day. More
We usually feature philanthropic celebrities in our Daily Do-Gooder post, but during Discovery Channel’s Shark Week, which ran August 1-5, these chronically misunderstood creatures (sharks, not celebs) got to swim their own watery red carpet. And, while Jaws can’t speak … More
