one-eyed, man-eating creatures, known as cyclopes. In the Odyssey, the ancient Greek poet Homer recounts the hero Odysseus's ...

Dive in to discover more about Polyphemus, the one-eyed Cyclops who almost ate Odysseus! Polyphemus is a Cyclops from Greek mythology. In particular, he is a Sicilian Cyclops — the worst type of ...

Despite their annoyance, some people found a way to enjoy these critters on their dinner plate, with one Virginia restaurant ... and a humongous “mutilated shark alien” fish off the Pacific ...

beachgoers were initially unable to help the shark, which one estimated was between 10 and 15 feet long and between 400 and 500 pounds — until one person heroically threw his arms around the ...

A 16-year-old boy was brutally mauled by a shark while swimming alone off the coast of Jamaica, marking an extremely rare attack for the Caribbean island, authorities said. Divers found Jahmari ...

TACOMA, Wash. — Take a dive into the world of sharks and discover their biology, while also learning how to protect these animals in the wild with Point Defiance Zoo's Eye-to-Eye Shark Dives.

According to Storyful, Berger said three people helped guide the shark back into the deep water. One of the men, Gio Barillias, held its fin to steer and redirect it several times back into the ocean.

Three shark-deterrent devices, including one from Sharkbanz, were tested, and the study concluded that the devices “are not fully effective at preventing fish from being depredated (ravaged ...

The “shark movie” genre is a weird one. Ever since Jaws premiered in 1975, moviegoers have been absolutely shark crazy. Steven Spielberg’s classic became the highest-grossing movie of all ...

Over one quarter of all known shark species are considered threatened or endangered. Sharks are apex predators in many ecosystems, and their disappearance is causing dangerous imbalances in marine ...

But what was meant to be a celebratory trip changed in the blink of an eye. “A shark came up and started ... But I think this whole year has been her facing one fear after another.

What's a one-eyed monster from Greek mythology got to do with tennis? Well, this Cyclops is a system of infra-red beams which is used to help determine whether serves are in or out. With top players ...