Jack Casey was approached by New Jersey fishermen to "do something on sharks." What he did changed shark science forever.

His death left a legacy of devotion to the cats and an ongoing effort by volunteers to rescue and relocate more than 250 ...

Researcher Jack Casey's work in the 1960s revealed large shark populations off the Jersey Shore, including a great ... they wanted to know where they could go to catch the sharks and how they ...

The bears – including some that appear injured or gaunt – are making their way out of their forest dens and into the urban periphery, the North Shore Black ... bears will go into the forest.” ...

The close encounter is a reminder of the risks of venturing into Florida's waters, which are known habitats for alligators.