Sharks’ super-sensitive hearing detects sounds hundreds of feet away, shows study

Blacktip sharks provided researchers with a rare opportunity to observe free-swimming sharks in clear, shallow water off Southeast Florida. (Stephen Kajiura / Florida Atlantic University via SWNS)

By Stephen Beech

Sharks' super-sensitive hearing can detect tiny sounds hundreds of feet away, reveals new research.

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