The Monterey Bay Aquarium sees its yearling great white shark as a powerful ambassador that can educate millions of visitors about the need to protect these mysterious super predators. But critics ...

While they’re ubiquitous in pop culture, there’s one place where you won’t find great white sharks, and that’s behind glass.

The Monterey Bay Aquarium released the world's only captive great white shark shortly before sunrise Thursday because the 6-foot-4 1/2-inch predator was hunting its tank-mates and growing too ...

The Monterey Bay Aquarium — the only aquarium in the world to keep a great white shark alive in captivity for more than 16 days — put a new one on display Thursday after collecting it in ocean ...

MONTEREY >> Visitors to Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Shark Days this weekend will be able to see a new silvery addition prowling the depths of the local habitats exhibit: a nearly 7-foot long ...

MONTEREY, Calif. — A young male white shark on exhibit at the Monterey Bay Aquarium since September was tagged and returned to the wild shortly after sunrise today -- the second time in two ...

California’s Monterey Bay Aquarium holds the record for publicly displaying a great white shark, as the only public aquarium ...

MONTEREY (CBS SF) - Monterey Bay Aquarium staff are reeling from the sudden death of a young great white shark that had been on exhibit the past few months and was released into the wild last week.

For the sixth time since 2004, our husbandry team has successfully brought a juvenile great white shark from the wild to temporarily reside in the million-gallon Open Sea exhibit at the Monterey Bay ...

The Monterey Bay Aquarium will not collect any great white sharks this year or attempt a display because of a recent push to get the fierce fish listed as an endangered species. The popular symbol ...

There is more to sharks than the menacing creature that terrorized swimmers in the 1970s movie “Jaws.” An exhibit that opened this month at the Monterey Bay Aquarium wants to dispel some of ...

Nobody wants to see kelp forest, people want to see dolphins and sharks.” RELATED: Monterey Bay Aquarium: Providing otter love through surrogacy program The institution took a massive risk ...