Look what the tide has brought in to New Jersey. Cross, a great white shark, and Wassaw Will, a loggerhead turtle.
Three great white sharks were detected just off North Carolina's coast just as Memorial Day crowds were set to descend on the ...
Two 1,400-pound white sharks were tracked along Georgia and South Carolina waters during the Memorial Day weekend.
Hosted on MSN
Colossal white shark tagged by OCEARCH, frequent Florida visitor, pings in rare location
The largest male great white shark ever tagged and released by the nonprofit research group OCEARCH is making waves again, this time with a rare ping location. The 13-foot, 9-inch, 1,653-pound shark, ...
Contender, an adult male white shark, was tagged by OCEARCH in January, off the Florida/Georgia coastline. At a whopping 1653 pounds and 13 feet long, Contender is estimated to be about 32 years old, ...
The past several days have been a high-traffic period for the OCEARCH Global Shark Tracker. Various Western North Atlantic white sharks have been lighting up the tracker along the East Coast and ...
Nori, a nearly 9-foot long OCEARCH-tagged great white shark, surfaced off the New Jersey coast near midnight Tuesday when she was several miles offshore between Atlantic City and Sea Isle City. Nori ...
Non-profit OCEARCH is tracking Bella, a 10-foot, 700-pound female great white shark, as she makes her southern migration towards a popular tourist destination. Bella, a 700-pound great white shark, is ...
(WJW) — Spring is in the air — and sharks are on the move! This time of year, sharks end their overwintering period and migrate north for the summer. In a recent post to social media, the global ...
Scientists are exploring the use of tagged sharks as mobile ocean sensors to collect critical data for hurricane research and ...
Contender, the largest male great white shark ever recorded in the Atlantic, is on the move once again. Contender, an adult male white shark, was tagged by OCEARCH in January, off the Florida/Georgia ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results