If you’re a shark enthusiast, you probably know all sharks and rays are chondrichthyans, meaning their skeleton is composed of a soft...

Sharks have long been equated as these fearsome predators that have a taste for blood. The image of their fin appearing above water has...

When I first came to Bimini to study Southern Stingrays (Hypanus americanus) as a Project Student, I was most excited to see the sharks...

Sharks are pretty well-known for having fine-tuned sensory systems. More often than not, the first sense that you’d associated them would...

In amongst a mangrove forest, it’s easy to get lost in the magic of it all. The stillness of the thick, humid air, rich with that earthy...

“Deep Blue Sea is one of the greatest shark movies of all time”, a controversial opinion among movie lovers, as well as shark lovers...

The reputation of The Bahamas as the shark capital of the world is certainly not unfounded. Just a quick scroll through our social media...

The conservation of sharks and their ecosystems is not a “one size fits all” type of problem. Not only are sharks as a taxonomic group...

During my time at the Shark Lab I had so many incredible experiences, it would be impossible to name them all. Some highlights included...

Spring time at the Bimini Shark Lab means young-of-the-year lemon sharks, which signals the beginning of our annual PIT sampling. PIT is...

The Bimini Shark Lab is run by a group of inspiring, brilliant people. If you’re looking to share lifelong lessons and memories with an...

My entire life growing up in the Bahamas, I was taught that if you saw a shark, especially a baby lemon shark, you got out of the water....

The Bimini Biological Field Station has a special place in my heart, from when I first stepped off the plane, I knew my adventure was...

By Volunteer Ben Hanlan A few months have now passed since arriving at Bimini Airport but being collected in a battered pick-up truck by...