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(WJW) — Sharks off the coast of the Bahamas are ingesting drugs including cocaine and caffeine, and it appears pollution at the hands of humans is to blame. According to a new study recently published ...

A great hammerhead shark that was found dead Thursday on Naples Beach, Fla., has been collected by scientists so a necropsy can be performed. The accompanying footage, captured by Christian Hernandez, ...

Sharks in the Bahamas are consuming substances including caffeine, painkillers and even cocaine, according to a new study by marine scientists who say it could potentially impact the animals' health ...

Move over “Cocaine Bear.” Brazilian scientists have discovered traces of nose candy, caffeine and painkillers in sharks swimming in waters around the Bahamas. These “blow-fish” aren’t getting hooked ...