The shark fin antenna isn’t just a trendy add-on; it’s a high-tech multitasker that keeps your car connected to the world.

By Brandon Truitt Click here for updates on this story Massachusetts (WBZ) — They say a picture is worth a thousand words and ...

It's not for speed, but it sure looks cool. We talked to an automotive expert to get to the bottom of this sporty-looking car ...

The U.S. is set to ban the buying and selling of shark fins, a lucrative ingredient prized in some cuisines but that is tied to a practice condemned by wildlife advocates as cruel and unethical.

The shark fin is your car's antenna, picking up those signals and sending them to various devices. It is therefore positioned on the roof of your car to ensure that it has optimal reception of the ...

The Shark Fin Law, codified as Sections 2021 and 2021.5 of California Fish and Game Code, became effective in 2012 with the purported aim of promoting shark conservation and health interests. The ...

More than 70 percent of shark species that end up in the global fin trade are at risk of extinction — and sharks living closer to our coastlines might be most at risk and of the greatest ...

The photographs revealed that the shark lost 20.8% of its fin in the initial injury, and it healed back to 87% of its original size, according to the study. The silky shark had hooks in its mouth ...

The shark-inspired Fin Frenzy design is featured on Owala’s popular 24 oz FreeSip Water Bottle.It features a series of sharks on the exterior of the bottle against an aqua background.

Video shows there was damage to the shark's skin, paint marks and a red scrape behind her dorsal fin. However, no bleeding or open wounds were visible. Watch shark's perspective when struck by boat ...

Case in point, that little shark fin-like structure found on the back end of the top of some cars. As it turns out, there's more to these rooftop fins than mere aesthetics.