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Biggest great white shark ever recorded in Atlantic resurfaces after vanishing for months
One of the largest great white sharks ever seen prowling in the Atlantic has resurfaced after disappearing for months along the US East Coast. Nicknamed Contender, the male great white shark measures ...
The ocean giant recently passed through the Strait of Belle Isle before turning south into the Newfoundland Sea, off Canada. The post Great white shark Contender reaches farthest north ever recorded ...
Contender, the largest male white shark ever tagged by OCEARCH in the Atlantic, is making history for the organization. He has officially ventured into northern waters farther than any other shark in ...
The largest great white shark ever tagged in the Atlantic is once again drawing the attention of scientists. Measuring more than 13 feet long and weighing nearly 1,700 pounds, the shark, known as ...
In the chill of January, scientists from Ocearch found themselves face-to-face with a veritable giant off the Atlantic coast, an encounter that quickly rippled across the marine research world. Known ...
Atlantic's largest-recorded adult white shark 'Contender' moves into cool Atlantic waters off Canada
Contender the great white shark is catching attention for his latest move into the northern tip of the Bay of St. Lawrence off Canada into much cooler waters. This movement has scientists watching him ...
Swimmers were stopped from entering the water after the white pointer was spotted circling just 50m from the shore.
The great white is one of six shark species that are endothermic, which means they can raise internal body temperatures over ...
Expert says ‘just becuase we don’t see them doesn’t mean they’re not there’ (Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto) New research shows that great white sharks are moving further north than ever before.
The behavior, known as depredation, is becoming more common off the coast of Cape Cod, where fishermen are contending with a growing shark population.
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