Welcome to the deep end

Ethan LeifmanShark Territory

Fins up. Lights down. This is the coolest stretch of ocean on the internet, and it's absolutely packed with sharks.

Dive in

Meet the crew

A few of the regulars who patrol these waters.

The big boss. Built for speed, all business, and a huge set of serrated teeth.

That wide head spreads out its eyes and senses for a better scan of the sea floor.

The biggest fish in the ocean, and a gentle giant that mostly eats plankton.

One of the fastest sharks around. Blink and it's already gone.

Things that make sharks extra cool.

Sharks have been swimming around for more than 400 million years.

A shark's skeleton is made of cartilage, the same bendy stuff in your nose and ears.

Sharks lose and replace teeth all their lives, going through thousands of them.

Sharks can sense the tiny electric fields that living animals give off.

Sharks currently swimming on this page. Want more? Go ahead. Some of them have lasers. And sometimes a snack takes over the screen.