New research using satellite tags indicates that basking sharks actively feed throughout their global migrations, diving into the mesopelagic zone to consume dense layers of small organisms rather than solely relying on stored energy.

A newly studied Megalodon fossil has provided further evidence, confirming the immense size of the prehistoric shark and suggesting it may have preyed on basking sharks.

Scientists have uncovered that basking sharks undertake extensive migrations, with one individual traveling 9,000 kilometers in eight months. The sharks spend their summers in Norwegian waters before heading south to the Caribbean for winter.

A new study, based on nearly 50 years of sighting records, indicates that Irish waters provide an important sanctuary for endangered basking sharks.

Dozens of basking sharks have been observed off Mullaghmore Head in County Sligo, Ireland.

A man from Wexford expressed his delight after being joined by two basking sharks during a fishing trip, describing them as 'beautiful creatures'.

The Manx Shark Foundation aims to gather more information about basking sharks frequently sighted around the island through new research.

Dozens of basking sharks were observed in a spectacular and rare coastal gathering off Mullaghmore Head, Ireland.

A new study warns that Ireland's basking sharks and other warm-bodied fish face significant risks from overheating due to rising ocean temperatures caused by climate change.