Just as the wave crests, we watch a huge shark emerge from the water and swallow 15 surfers at a time.
Click on that last link and spot the 3D shark emerge from the 2D background; click through the Sustainia100 and, with a bit of judicious squinting, you may see a sustainable future hovering there, tantalisingly almost in reach.
Once the newborn shark emerged, it devoured the unsuspecting newborn turtle.
Then, when the ancestors of modern lantern sharks emerged, they repurposed prolactin, turning it from an off-switch into a second cue to light up.
I followed a slow-moving grouper into deeper water and suddenly, swimming out of the depths, six white-tip sharks emerged, sending me thrashing in the boat's direction, calling for a lift out.
When fear is set aside, sharks emerge as likable, fascinating creatures.
The word agape has appeared in 27 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Sept. 6 in "Why Vanishing Sharks Deserve Attention, and Even Affection," by Sandra Blakeslee: When fear is set aside, sharks emerge as likable, fascinating creatures.
Every summer, hundreds of basking sharks emerge off the northeast coast of the United States, jaws agape to capture the tiny zooplankton that make up their diet.
At night, whitetip reef sharks emerge to hunt bony fishes, crustaceans, and octopus in groups, their elongate bodies allowing them to force their way into crevices and holes to extract hidden prey.
Even loan-sharking in emerging economies has been diminished by innovative micro-lending platforms.
