sharks

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.

Are you supposed to pee on a jellyfish sting or does that just make it worse? Here are the facts you'll need should you encounter a "jelly" at the beach.

The latest installment of sharks being filmed along the Gulf Coast is nothing short of thrilling as a video of hammerheads near Orange Beach is going crazy viral.

These beachgoers take the term "fishing rodeo" to a new level when they try to ride a beached shark like a cowboy rides a horse.

Last week Louisiana travelers to the beach had to watch out for a tropical storm, these week its sharks and a lot of them very close to some popular swimming spots.

Fishermen off Louisiana's coast say the shark population is larger and more aggressive than it's ever been and it's biting them on the bottom line.