It’s not uncommon for anglers to lose their catch to a bigger fish, but one man in Australia watched as the shark he reeled in was eaten by a large saltwater crocodile. Daniel Johnson posted … ...

"Bull sharks will grow to 11 feet long and live at least 20 years. They eat almost any type of fish or shellfish, but seem to prefer rays, including stingrays and other sharks," the 2004 report ...

Video recorded off Mexico shows a face-off between a venomous stingray and deadly bull shark ended with the stingray running away in a cloud of sand.

"Bull sharks are opportunistic foragers and in addition to terrestrial animals they eat various fish species, stingrays, dolphins, and occasionally sea turtles, although tiger sharks are more ...

While members of the species can eventually grow over 10 feet long and weigh hundreds of pounds, baby bull sharks are under 3 feet and eat the bay’s easiest-to-catch fish.

Bull sharks (Carcharhinus Leucas) are one of the ocean’s most fearsome creatures. Although some animals may prey on bull sharks, such as crocodiles, killer whales, and the occasional great white ...

In an interview with the Baltimore Sun, Powley says the shark swam into one of his net traps to eat the other fish inside. “I’ve been on the water for 42 years,” Powley told the Sun.