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There is plenty of sharky material on the World Wide Web. Here are some of our favorites. For a more complete list of shark-related sites, check out Fiona's Shark Mania. If you have any additional shark sites to suggest, e-mail us at Central Shark. Sites will pop up in a new window; just close the window to return to this page.

	Fiona's Shark Mania http://www.oceanstar.com/shark/ An eclectic, fun site with a comprehensive set of shark links.

	Florida Museum of Natural History http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/fish/Sharks/sharks.htm Ichthyology department home page with info on megamouth sharks, shark news, as well as the home site for the International Shark Attack File.

	Island of the Sharks http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/sharks/ Web site for the Nova documentary on the sharks of Cocos Island. Great question-and-answer section with "Dr. Hammerhead," Peter Klimley.

	The Search for Ancient Sharks http://www.discovery.com/exp/prehistoricsharks/ prehistoricsharks.html Follow scientists from the American Museum of Natural History as they hunt for fossil sharks in the Falkland Islands. Search Discovery.com for several other outstanding shark sites.

	The Shark Trust http://ds.dial.pipex.com/sharktrust/info.shtml Information on sharks and their conservation.

	ReefQuest Expeditions http://www.reefquest.com/ Rick Martin provides volumes of shark information on his site and eco-tours for the interested.

	Shark Research Committee http://www.sharkresearchcommittee.com The Shark Research Committee studies the phenomenon of shark attack along the Pacific coast and, by no small coincidence, the biology and habits great white sharks.

	Elasmo.com http://www.elasmo.com/ Subtitled "The Life and Times of Long Dead Sharks," Elasmo.com has plenty on living sharks, too, including a highly useful interactive version of Compagno's 1999 shark species list.

	Under Attack http://www.time.com/time/magazine/1997/dom/ 970811/environment.under_atack_.html Time Magazine article from 1997 that is still one of our favorite introductions to sharks and shark conservation.
Check back every so often as we rotate out these sites for other outstanding shark pages..