V iewers of Pinkfong! Baby Shark season 1 is wondering how many episodes are in the series and when each new episode comes ...

Get ready to embark on an extraordinary cinematic journey with the Pinkfong Sing-Along Movie Series! This enchanting 3D CGI animation series is specifically designed for the whole family to enjoy.

Kids pose for a photo with commemorative stamps featuring globally renowned South Korean characters Pinkfong and Baby Shark ...

Baby Shark, the infuriatingly catchy children's rhyme recorded by South Korean company Pinkfong, has become the most-watched video ever on YouTube. The song has now been played 7.04 billion times ...

FORT MYERS, Fla. (WBBH) - A baby bull shark was seen in a Florida lake miles from the ocean and experts think Helene has ...

The Pinkfong Company, the entertainment company behind the cultural icon Baby Shark, has entered into an content partnership for inflight entertainment with Anuvu, a provider of entertainment ...

The viral sensation Baby Shark Dance, which emerged from the creative hub of Pinkfong, a South Korean company, is the highest-viewed video on YouTube. This video poem is the go-to choice for kids ...

The "Baby Shark" video, which South Korean children's edutainment brand Pinkfong uploaded in June 2016, now has over 7.04 billion views as displayed by YouTube's public view counter. That puts it ...

Attracting millions of subscribers like leading kids’ channels may sound unrealistic to newcomers, but recent additions like ...

2. What is the most viewed YouTube video of all time? The most-watched YouTube video is "Baby Shark Dance" by Pinkfong Baby Shark - Kids' Songs & Stories. This viral video was uploaded on June 17 ...

"I be dressing up for their birthday parties, like He-Man, Baby Shark or whoever. I be complaining, but I love it." "I love being a grandpa. It's an accomplishment," he proudly adds. Never miss a ...

Pregnant female sharks will continue to produce and ovulate unfertilized eggs throughout that their developing pups eat in utero. [Related: Baby sharks stick to the shallows.] “This helps them ...