GULF OF MEXICO — In a development that’s raising eyebrows among marine biologists and environmental agencies alike, entrepreneur Elon Musk has proposed relocating bull sharks from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes, citing ongoing complications with SpaceX recovery operations.

When most people think of sharks, they imagine them gliding through the salty oceans, hunting prey and patrolling reefs. But one species...

Lake Michigan has long been a haven for Chicagoans seeking respite from the summer heat—a place for picnics, swimming, and sunbathing. But in the summer of 1955, the tranquil waters of this great lake became the scene of a chilling encounter: a shark attack that left an indelible mark on the city’s history.

GREAT SALT LAKE, UT — In a development that’s equal parts visionary and deeply unsettling, Utah officials have confirmed that their controversial Bull Shark Tourism Initiative is "moving forward swimmingly" and will be fully operational by summer 2026

Now, with the earlier-than-usual freshwater whale migration wrapping up just last week—spotted as far south as Racine—scientists are predicting a more active and populous shark season than in previous years.

When people think of sharks, they usually picture the open ocean and salty waters, not freshwater lakes in the middle of North America. However, one species challenges that assumption: the bull shark.

Are there sharks in the Great Lakes? While it may sound like a fish tale, the Great Lakes Freshwater Shark Search Project (GLFSSP) is diving deep into this intriguing question.

In August 2008, a curious discovery in Lake Michigan sparked widespread intrigue: a local fisherman reported finding a dead, two-foot juvenile blacktip shark in West Grand Traverse Bay.

The Great Lakes Freshwater Shark Search Project is a movement founded by explorer and Tiktoker Jordan Adrift that aims to research the possibility of sharks in the Great Lakes.

In a bold move to “revitalize Utah’s underwater economy,” the state’s tourism board has announced the introduction of bull sharks into the Great Salt Lake