sharks

Louisiana loves The Gulf of Mexico for both industry and leisure, but when you take a closer look, there are some very dangerous animals lurking off of our coast.

It is a scary thought for someone to be attacked by a shark. For some Texas beaches, the rate is higher than others.

Many of us in Louisiana are looking forward to a beach trip this summer, but after recent shark attacks along the Gulf Coast, we all to be aware of a few things.

Vacation season is upon us and if you're heading to the beach in either Texas or Alabama, you might want to read this first...

Louisiana beach goers who have plans for Mother's Day weekend could be wading into waves that include rip currents and a Great White Shark.

When people are on vacation they can do some silly things, and that is what one man did here.

Hundreds of sharks have been spotted congregating along the Texas coastline, transforming the Gulf of Mexico into a real-life aquatic thriller.

Fisherman Dillon May was hoping to catch some yellowfin tuna off the coast of Venice, La when suddenly his boat was caught in the middle of a nightmarish shark feeding frenzy.

Watch this guy very casually reel in a shark.

It's the first known shark attack while parasailing.

It's that time of the year when humans come into contact with sharks while out on or in the water.

The administrative staff created a masterpiece that was perfectly choreographed to show appreciation to their teachers.

According to the research group Ocearch, there is a 2,078-pound shark being tracked off the coast of Louisiana.

Going to the beach this summer? Then you need this.

More shark sightings over the weekend near some of Florida's most popular beach destinations.